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Community structure characteristics of macrobenthos in the western waters of Liaodong Bay in autumn

YU Zi-shan

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Macrobenthos was investigated at 14 stations in the western waters of Liaodong Bay in October 2009.In total,99 species were found,including 44 species of Polychaeta,13 species of Mollusca,39 species of Crustacea,and 3 species of other taxonomies.Polychaeta and Crustacea were accounted for 60% and 40% respectively in the top 10 IRI;the top three were Amphictene japonica,Hemileucon bidentatus and Harpiniopsis vadiculus.The average abundance of macrobenthos was 2387.1 ind./m2,and the average biomass was 11.16 g/m2in the sampling sites.The range of Shannon-Wiener index of macrobenthos in the investigated waters was 0.8881~4.626,with an average of 3.556.The range of corresponding Margalef’s richness index was 1.197~5.474,with an average of 3.426.The range of Pielou's evenness index was 0.213~0.9248,with an average of 0.7714.A total of five macrobenthic groups were split out from these stations at 40% similarity.According to the result of this investigation,the macrobenthic community structure was not disturbed.

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Macrobenthos was investigated at 14 stations in the western waters of Liaodong Bay in October 2009.In total,99 species were found,including 44 species of Polychaeta,13 species of Mollusca,39 species of Crustacea,and 3 species of other taxonomies.Polychaeta and Crustacea were accounted for 60% and 40% respectively in the top 10 IRI;the top three were Amphictene japonica,Hemileucon bidentatus and Harpiniopsis vadiculus.The average abundance of macrobenthos was 2387.1 ind./m2,and the average biomass was 11.16 g/m2in the sampling sites.The range of Shannon-Wiener index of macrobenthos in the investigated waters was 0.8881~4.626,with an average of 3.556.The range of corresponding Margalef’s richness index was 1.197~5.474,with an average of 3.426.The range of Pielou's evenness index was 0.213~0.9248,with an average of 0.7714.A total of five macrobenthic groups were split out from these stations at 40% similarity.According to the result of this investigation,the macrobenthic community structure was not disturbed.

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Macrobenthos was investigated at 14 stations in the western waters of Liaodong Bay in October 2009.In total,99 species were found,including 44 species of Polychaeta,13 species of Mollusca,39 species of Crustacea,and 3 species of other taxonomies.Polychaeta and Crustacea were accounted for 60% and 40% respectively in the top 10 IRI;the top three were Amphictene japonica,Hemileucon bidentatus and Harpiniopsis vadiculus.The average abundance of macrobenthos was 2387.1 ind./m2,and the average biomass was 11.16 g/m2in the sampling sites.The range of Shannon-Wiener index of macrobenthos in the investigated waters was 0.8881~4.626,with an average of 3.556.The range of corresponding Margalef’s richness index was 1.197~5.474,with an average of 3.426.The range of Pielou's evenness index was 0.213~0.9248,with an average of 0.7714.A total of five macrobenthic groups were split out from these stations at 40% similarity.According to the result of this investigation,the macrobenthic community structure was not disturbed.

Key concepts: Macrobenthos, Bay, Species richness, Community structure, Diversity index, Crustacean, Range (aeronautics), Biomass (ecology)

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