Abstract
Diurnal dynamics of invertebrate drift in the Kedrovaya River (Primorsky Krai, Russia), which flows in the zone of influence of the monsoon climate, has been studied. It has been shown that drifting invertebrates tend to shift from a predominantly daytime drift pattern to a distinguished nocturnal drift pattern during the frost-free period. The ratio of the total number of nighttime migrants to the total number of daytime migrants increased with every subsequent month. It has been proposed that the degree of light contrast between day and night can be significant in the regulation of nocturnal drift intensity.
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