Between Intact And Urban Freshwater: Comparıson of Morphometric Scale On Hydrochara caraboides (Lınnaeus, 1758) By Support of Molecular Identification

Our results showed that environmental

divergence in morphometric measurements between H. caraboides species taken

from the wetland of near the city and the intact species were discussed. In

particular, pollution effects on the same species have become noticeable with

our results. We hope that more knowledge achieves to in this study, mainly

about pollution effect, molecular support, morphometric differences. It has

been concluded that it is a very important pioneering study in terms of

sustainability in the way of affecting the diversity of living things, length

of antenna-leg-length-elytra. New trends on molecular support and uncovering

morphometric differences in molecular studies will reveal the results of

pollution effects and will have positive impacts on the sustainability of

wetlands. In addition, one aim of our study is to estimate to reveal the

biological developments of pollution and human populations on aquatic insects with

molecular support.<o:p></o:p>