• The use of fish and macroinvertebrate assemblages and ichthyoparasites as indicators of the health status of Nwanedi and Luphephe rivers in Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mashilwane, Collins Nkotoloane (2024)

  Nwanedi and Luphephe rivers originates from the Soutpansberg mountains and flows downstream through three ecoregions, namely, Soutpansberg 2.01 Ecoregion at an altitude of 1100 m, Limpopo Plain 1.02 Ecoregion in the middle ...
• Molecular phylogeny of South African gobiid fishes of the genus Caffrogobius Smitt, 1900 and intraspecific genetic variation of Caffrogobius gilchristi boulenger,1900 

  Mavimbela, Caswell (2011)

  The molecular phylogeny of the southern African endemic genus Caffrogobius and the variability in intraspecific DNA sequences of the prison goby, Caffrogobius gilchristi, from the South African coastline, were investigated. ...
• A taxonomic study of selected representatives of siphonostomatoida (copepoda) from ostechthyes in coastal waters off Southern Africa 

  Sebone, Makwena Melita (2023)

  Currently Copepoda consists of 14 600 species of which 2 275 species are members of the Siphonostomatoida. Siphonostomatoida consists of 40 families, with 17 families symbiotic on fish. Sphyriidae has 44 accepted species ...
• Assessing the effects of water and sediment quality on aquatic macro-invertebrate diversity in the Steelpoort River, Olifants River System, Limpopo Province 

  Matlou, Katlego Shirley (2017)

  In this study data was collected to establish if the water and sediment quality of the Steelpoort River has any effects on macro-invertebrate species. The Steelpoort River is a tributary of the Olifants River system ...
• Systematics of the Southern African larks (alaudidae) : syringeal and vocalisation perspective 

  Nthangeni, Aluwani (2021)

  The larks (Passeriformes, Passeri, Alaudidae) are small to medium-sized (10-23 cm) birds that are primarily terrestrial and cryptically plumaged hence they are difficult to encounter and recognise. The current taxonomic ...
• Molecular charaterisation and phylogenetic relationships among the cyprinid fishes of the genus enteromius cope , 1867 and their monogenean parasites of the genus dactylogyrus diesing, 1850 within the Limpopo River System 

  Raphahlelo, Modibe Ezekiel (2021)

  The present study was conducted to evaluate the morphological and molecular characterisation of species of Dactylogyrus parasitising Enteromius spp. from the Limpopo River System, South Africa. In addition, the study was ...
• The health and survival of fish exposed to wastewater from Motetema wastewater treatment plant, Sekhukhune District 

  Mokgawa, Makubu Priscilla (2020)

  The pressing state of South Africa’s freshwater resources due to pollution from the release of raw sewage or poorly treated domestic wastewater, has resulted in the urgent need for the implementation of innovative ways to ...
• Diversity of freshwater fish parasites and water quality of the Kwena Dam, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa 

  Mokonyane, Morongwa Precious (2020)

  The present study was carried out in the Kwena Dam, with the aim of determining selected water quality parameters, parasite diversity and condition factor (K) of Clarias gariepinus (sharptooth catfish), Cyprinus carpio ...
• Assessment of the impact of water and sediment quality on the diversity of aquatic macro-invertebrate communities in the Dwars River of the Olifants Rivers system, Limpopo Province 

  Mmako, Tebatso Vinolia (2019)

  Freshwater ecosystems in South Africa are losing their quality and quantity over time due to pollution mainly from mining, agriculture, industries, deforestation, sewage systems, construction of dams, channel modification ...
• Biological monitorings of mining pollution in tributaries of the Olifants River in the Sekhukhune Area 

  Makwarela, Maanda (2020)

  Water pollution has been one of the major concerns all over the world for at least the past two decades. In South Africa, the Olifants River System is one of the most polluted river systems. Anthropogenic activities ...
• Phylogeography of a polymorphic southern African endemic species, the southern boubou laniarius ferrugineus (gmelin, 1788) 

  Molepo, Dikobe Karen (2019)

  It cannot be overemphasised that birds, which form a group of animals that are conspicuous in many habitats, occur worldwide, and are ecologically diverse and better known than any other vertebrate groups. Some species ...
• Bio assessment of water quality using macro-invertebrate communities in the Selati River, Lower Olifants River System 

  Rasifudi, Lwendo (2019)

  Many South African rivers, including the Ga-Selati River have been deteriorating for the past few decades, due to an increase in mining, industrial, agricultural and domestic activities. Around mid-January 2014, the Ga-Selati ...
• Assessment of the impact of water and sediment quality on aquatic macroinvertebrate assemblages in the Blyde River of the Olifants River System, Limpopo Province 

  Malakane, Karabo Concelia (2019)

  The Olifants River is one of the major river systems in South Africa, providing water for industries, mines, agricultural and domestic activities. Consequently, the river has turned out to be one of the most polluted rivers ...
• Establishing biological and environmental drivers that influence the health assessment index as a biomonitoring tool 

  Phala, Balance Matseilane (2019)

  In South Africa, a high anthropogenic demand of water for domestic, recreational, agricultural, urbanisation and industrial purposes has placed enormous pressure on freshwater resources and has led to a decline in water ...
• The biological control of malaria mosquito larvae using smaller indigenous freshwater fish species 

  Theron, Dirk Leopold (University of Limpopo, 1987)

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• Assessment of the effects of environmental contaminants on feral fish populations in the Olifants river system 

  Lebepe, Jeffrey (University of Limpopo, 2018)

  Freshwater ecosystems are the most threatened systems globally, suffering from channel modification, over extraction of water and, of particular concern, pollution. In South Africa, Olifants River is categorised as the ...
• Fish, water and sediment quality as indicators of land-use change in the Steelpoort River (Olifants River System, Limpopo Province) 

  Makushu, Elelwani Tabitha (2018)

  This study aimed to determine the effects of water and sediment quality on fish and the effects of land-use on the water and sediment quality of the Steelpoort River system. To achieve these aims, a few objectives had to ...
• A study of the gastrointestinal helminths of the phalacrocoracidae and the anhingidae in the Northern Province, South Africa 

  Mokgalong, Nehemiah Mahlo (1996)

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• Investigation into the Benthic macro-invertebrate fauna of the middle letaba impoundment, Gazankulu 

  Matla, Matsoele Moses (1994)

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• Aspects of the invertebrate ecology of the Nwanedzi tributary of the Limpopo River 

  Mokgalong, Nehemiah Mashomanye (1981)

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