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The zooplankton community of the wetland was represented by Protozoa, Rotifera, Cladocera andCopepoda. The Protozoan population includes ciliates and flagellates and the maximum andminimum abundance were 223 and 2 ind./lit respectively. Rotifers, the largest group were representedby a minimum of 9 ind./lit and a maximum of 1425 ind./lit. Copepods, the second largest group,comprised a minimum of 1 ind./lit and a maximum of 708 ind./lit. The other group Cladocerans wasfound to be in lower profile which showed no definite pattern of their seasonal variation. In thiswetland water temperature (WT) varied from 19.75oc to 34oc, transparency (TRN) from 31.3 to 82.5cm, pH from 6.5 to 8.4, dissolved oxygen (DO) ranged from 1.3 to 10.6 mg/lit, total alkalinity (TA) from62 to 76mg/lit, free CO2 from 5 to 30 mg/lit and biological oxygen demand (BOD) from 1.2 to 10.2mg/lit. Although seasonal variation of zooplankton community is largely governed by abiotic factors,but pH exerted considerable influence.

SEASONAL VARIATION OF DIFFERENT GROUPS OF ZOOPLANKTON OF A WETLAND IN RELATION TO SOME ABIOTIC FACTORS