Came Ira

Came Ira ist eine Quelle im osttimoresischen Suco Tutuala (Gemeinde Lautém). Sie befindet sich an der Straße von Tutuala nach Mehara, westlich des Ortes Vero. Es handelt sich um eine kleine Sickerstelle, deren Wasser als Trinkwasser, zum Waschen und zur Bewässerung von Feldern verwendet wird. In ihm leben Afrikanische Raubwelse (Clarias gariepinus).[1]

Came Ira (Osttimor)

Came Ira

Lage in Osttimor

Einzelnachweise

Helen K. Larson, Duncan Buckle, Jessica Lynas, Andrew Storey, Chris Humphrey: Additional records of freshwater fishes from Timor-Leste, with notes on the fish fauna of the unique closed Irasiquero River system, The Beagle, Records of the Museums and Art Galleries of the Northern Territory, 2007 23: 131–135.

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[FishLarson-1] Helen K. Larson, Duncan Buckle, Jessica Lynas, Andrew Storey, Chris Humphrey: Additional records of freshwater fishes from Timor-Leste, with notes on the fish fauna of the unique closed Irasiquero River system, The Beagle, Records of the Museums and Art Galleries of the Northern Territory, 2007 23: 131–135.