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The seasonal and vertical abundances of ciliates and flagellates are described over a 2 yr period in Lake Kinneret, Israel, a warm rneso-eutroph~c monomictic lake. Ciliate numbers ranged from 3 to 47 cells ml-l. At the thermocline and oxycline region, the h~ghest cillate numbers were observed in autumn, with Coleps hirtus as the dominant speclea. Maximum heterotrophic nanoflagellate abundance (1300 cells ml") was found in the epilimnion In winter-spnng, minimum numbers (66 cells ml-') occurred in autumn. Bacteria ranged from 1 0 h o 3 10' cells ml-l with h~ghes t numbers at the decline of the Peridinium yatunense bloom and the lowest during ivlnter. Protozoa, especially ciliates, appeared to be important food sources for metazooplankton. Top-down control is a n important factor determining the structure of the microbial loop in Lake Kinneret.

Seasonal abundance and vertical distribution of Protozoa (flagellates, ciliates), and bacteria in Lake Kinneret, Israel