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                                  FRESHWATER SNAILS IN TASIK KENYIR, TERENGGANU

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                                    Norhani binti Ahmad Rusli , Nursalwa binti Baharuddin *
                        Faculty of Science and Marine Environment, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, 21030
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                                              Kuala Nerus, Terengganu, Malaysia.
                                        *Corresponding author: nursalwa@umt.edu.my



                     Tasik Kenyir is the largest man-made lake in South East Asia and four study area that was
                     selected in this research is Sungai Lawit, Sungai Cenana, Sungai Papan Lata Buaya. This
                     study was aimed  to identify species diversity of  freshwater snails based on  their
                     morphological characteristics and to determined shell morphometrics of freshwater snails.
           STUDENT RESEARCH DAY 2021   sampling. A total 404 of individuals representing 1 subclasses, 2 families, 2 species were  STUDENT RESEARCH DAY 2021
                     Sampling was conducted during 7   September 2020  to 10
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                                                                                         September 2020 by
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                     postgraduate. There were one type of method used during sampling which was time- factor
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                     collected and identified. Melanoides tuberculata (thiaridae) recorded the highest individuals
                     with 281 while Filopaludina sumatrensis (Viviparidae) has the lowest individuals with 123.
                     Melanoides tuberculata (Thiaridae) is the largest in term of shell length for Sungai Lawit,
                     Sungai Papan, Sungai Cenana and Lata Buaya with 3438.28mm, 1151.28mm, 515.49mm
                     and 567.43mm. For aperture length, Melanoides tuberculata (Thiaridae) also has the longest
                     value for Sungai Lawit, Sungai Papan, Sungai Cenana and Lata Buaya with 1274.54mm,
                     450.33mm, 212.21mm and 225.92mm. Shannon Diversity Index showed low level at all four
                     rivers which is Sungai Lawit= 0.68, Sungai Papan = 0.48, Sungai Cenana = 0 and Lata Buaya
                     = 0.66. This is due to sampling effort was not enough to do sampling and cover all the species
                     at all river. It is recommended that sampling periods to be longer or extended because more
                     species will be found and it also would be useful reference for the next generation, scientist
                     and community members that work for those sampling area.




                     Keyword: Freshwater snails, species diversity, shell morphometrics, freshwater snails,
                     diversity index.











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