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Dinoflagellate cysts from sediments of Sansha Bay,Fujian

Wang Jian-guo

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Recent marine sediment samples from 50 stations in Sansha Bay, Fujian are collected for living analysis, 9 genus 20 species cysts are identified, including two toxic species Alexandrium minutun, A. tamarense and four harmful species Alexandrium affine, Gonyaulax spinifera, Lingulodinium polyedraum, Scrippsiella trochoide. The morphology, density and distribution character of these dinoflagellate resting cysts are studied for the first time.

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Recent marine sediment samples from 50 stations in Sansha Bay, Fujian are collected for living analysis, 9 genus 20 species cysts are identified, including two toxic species Alexandrium minutun, A. tamarense and four harmful species Alexandrium affine, Gonyaulax spinifera, Lingulodinium polyedraum, Scrippsiella trochoide. The morphology, density and distribution character of these dinoflagellate resting cysts are studied for the first time.

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Recent marine sediment samples from 50 stations in Sansha Bay, Fujian are collected for living analysis, 9 genus 20 species cysts are identified, including two toxic species Alexandrium minutun, A. tamarense and four harmful species Alexandrium affine, Gonyaulax spinifera, Lingulodinium polyedraum, Scrippsiella trochoide. The morphology, density and distribution character of these dinoflagellate resting cysts are studied for the first time.

Key concepts: Alexandrium tamarense, Dinoflagellate, Bay, Biology, Oceanography, Genus, Red tide, Ecology

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