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基于碳氮稳定同位素技术的小清河口邻近海域底栖食物网结构研究 期刊论文
海洋学报, 2022, 卷号: 44, 期号: 1, 页码: 89-100
作者:  张传鑫;  陈静;  纪莹璐;  陈琳琳;  李海汇;  王全超;  李宝泉;  邢荣莲
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小清河口邻近海域  食物网结构  营养级  稳定同位素  食源  营养生态位  
海洋酸化和铜离子胁迫对海月水母碟状幼体的影响 期刊论文
生态学报, 2021, 卷号: 41, 期号: 4, 页码: 1634-1644
作者:  王雷;  彭赛君;  董志军
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海月水母  碟状幼体  海洋酸化  铜离子  生理响应  
烟台养马岛潮间带大型底栖动物食物网结构特征 期刊论文
海洋与湖沼, 2020, 卷号: 51, 期号: 03, 页码: 467-476
作者:  刘春云;  姜少玉;  宋博;  闫朗;  张建设;  李宝泉;  陈琳琳
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潮间带  大型底栖动物  稳定同位素  营养级  
福建闽江口潮间带大型底栖动物次级生产力时空特征 期刊论文
海洋通报, 2020, 卷号: 39.0, 期号: 003, 页码: 342-350
作者:  周细平;  吴培芳;  李贞;  吴茜;  陈逸欣;  刘康格;  刘东艳;  王玉珏;  王跃启
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闽江口  大型底栖动物  次级生产力  P/B值  时空变化  
烟台养马岛潮间带大型底栖动物食物网结构特征 期刊论文
海洋与湖沼, 2020, 卷号: 51, 期号: 3, 页码: 467-476
作者:  刘春云;  姜少玉;  宋博;  闫朗;  张建设;  李宝泉;  陈琳琳
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潮间带  大型底栖动物  稳定同位素  营养级  
福建闽江口潮间带大型底栖动物次级生产力时空特征 期刊论文
海洋通报, 2020, 卷号: 39, 期号: 3, 页码: 342-350
作者:  周细平;  吴培芳;  李贞;  吴茜;  陈逸欣;  刘康格;  刘东艳;  王玉珏;  王跃启
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闽江口  大型底栖动物  次级生产力  P/B值  时空变化  
曹妃甸近海营养盐和叶绿素a 的时空分布及其影响因素研究 期刊论文
海洋环境科学, 2020, 卷号: 39, 期号: 1, 页码: 89-98
作者:  刘西汉;  王玉珏;  石雅君;  刘东艳;  王艳霞;  田海兰;  程林
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曹妃甸  营养盐  叶绿素a  时空分布  围填海  
曹妃甸近海营养盐和叶绿素a 的时空分布及其影响因素研究 期刊论文
海洋环境科学, 2020, 卷号: 39, 期号: 1, 页码: 89-98
作者:  刘西汉;  王玉珏;  石雅君;  刘东艳;  王艳霞;  田海兰;  程林
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曹妃甸  营养盐  叶绿素a  时空分布  围填海  Caofeidian  Nutrients  Chl a  Distribution  Reclamation  
近15年西沙群岛长棘海星暴发周期及暴发原因分析 期刊论文
科学通报, 2019, 卷号: 64, 期号: 33, 页码: 3478-3484
作者:  李元超;  吴钟解;  梁计林;  陈石泉;  赵建民
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长棘海星  西沙群岛  暴发  周期  Acanthaster Planci  Xisha Islands  Outbreak  Cycle  
烟台牟平海洋牧场季节性低氧对大型底栖动物群落的生态效应 期刊论文
生物多样性, 2019, 卷号: 27, 期号: 2, 页码: 200-210
作者:  李宝泉
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低氧  群落结构  群落恢复  敏感种  机会种  hypoxia  community structure  community recovery  sensitive species  opportunistic species  Hypoxia is a common phenomenon in the world's oceans, especially in the shallow waters of coastal zones. Rates of hypoxia are increasing due to global climatic changes and anthropogenic activities. Hypoxia can cause mass mortality of marine animals and can have severe negative impacts on marine ecosystems. To better understand the effects of hypoxia on macrobenthic communities, a survey was carried out in the Muping Marine Ranch (Yantai) during June, August and September of 2016. Results showed that seasonal hypoxia led to changes in benthic community structure, especially in terms of species composition and dominant species. The dominant species were Polychaeta Lumbrinereis latreilli, Sternaspis scutata and Mollusca Endopleura lubrica in summer. The opportunistic species Lumbrinereis latreilli increased, whereas, sensitive species such as Leptomya minuta, Glycera chirori, Upogebia major, Pontocrates altamarimus, Eriopisella sechellensis decreased during the hypoxic period of August. Hypoxia also reduced biodiversity indices. The effect of hypoxia on abundance and biomass were not significant, mainly because of the increase in the opportunistic Lumbrinereis latreilli, which counteracted the decline in abundance and biomass of other species. Individual physiological tolerance to hypoxia was different among species. Lumbrinereis latreilli showed higher tolerance to hypoxia in dissolved oxygen (DO) = 1.0 mg/L compared to other species. Some sensitive species, such as Leptomya minuta, Upogebia major, Pontocrates altamarimus and Eriopisella sechellensis showed lower tolerance when DO < 2.5 mg/L. When DO increased to 2.5 mg/L, the macrobenthic community start to recover gradually. The recovery extent and time needed were closely related to the degree of seasonal hypoxia.