Food Organisms of Juveniles of Tridentiger trigonocephalus from the Intertidal Zone in the Western Coast of Korea

김종연,; 윤종만,

doi:10.13000/jfmse.2016.28.1.180

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“…The Chameleon Goby is a small‐size species (Boltachev et al 2007) that is undersampled by trapping (mesh size = 2 cm). Based on its diet of copepods and the larvae of shrimp and polychaetes (Kim and Yoon 2016), the presence of ARs likely provide food and shelter for the Chameleon Goby (Sun et al 2013; Granneman and Steele 2014).…”

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Examining Epibenthic Assemblages Associated with Artificial Reefs Using a Species Archetype Approach

Fang

Rose

et al. 2022

Mar Coast Fish

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The placement of artificial reefs (ARs) influences, to various degrees, a wide range of epibenthic species, whereas most assessments focus on target or focal species. Methods of capturing the responses of many species can inform management about the full range of likely responses of species to the location and arrangement of ARs. Performing many single‐species analyses presents difficulties in interpretation. We used monitoring data from 14 surveys from June 2017 to August 2020 in an area with ARs deployed in the Bohai Sea, China. Both trap and visual census data were collected, and a suite of environmental variables was also collected or estimated for sampled sites and for spatial cells throughout the study area. The data were used to fit a species archetype model (SAM) that relies on the shared responses of species to environmental variables. The many species were grouped into six distinct archetypes. Species membership in the archetypes was confirmed by comparing results to the isometric feature mapping and partitioning around medoids (ISOPAM) approach, which relied on species co‐occurrence applied to the same data. The SAM results were also validated by comparing archetypes determined with fitting to predictions from a single survey that was not used in fitting. The six archetypes identified by the SAM had member species that differed in dependence on substrate types, distance to the nearest AR, distance to the nearest gravel, temperature, dissolved oxygen, time since AR deployment, and sampling method. The importance of the environmental variables was assessed by computing the changes in predicted occurrence probabilities of the archetypes when environmental variables were varied with the other environmental variables set at their minimum, mean, maximum, or optimal values. Species archetype modeling provides a valuable approach for predicting occurrence probabilities of epibenthic species assemblages in response to the locations and arrangement of ARs, and results can inform management related to fishing enhancement and conservation.

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Examining Epibenthic Assemblages Associated with Artificial Reefs Using a Species Archetype Approach

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Rose

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Mar Coast Fish

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“…al., 2012), (Tridentiger trigonocephalus) (Kim and Noh, 1996) . , , , (Mesa et al, 2008;Gkenas et al, 2012;Wasserman, 2012).…”

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Feeding Habits of Tridentiger bifasciatus in the Tidal Creek at Sangnae-ri, Suncheon, Korea

Ye¹,

Jeong²,

Kim³

et al. 2014

Korean Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

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The feeding habits of Tridentiger bifasciatus were studied using 733 individuals collected in the tidal creek at Sangnae-ri, Suncheon, Korea, using a push net, monthly, from April 2011 to March 2012. The standard length (SL) of the specimens ranged from 1.5 to 8.2 cm. The stomach content analysis indicated that T. bifasciatus consumed mainly amphipods, such as Corophium sp., while copepods, polychaetes, and shrimps were other important prey species. In addition T. bifasciatus ate small quantities of crab larvae, fish, gastropod larvae, and insects. T. bifasciatus is a generalist that feeds on various zoobenthos, including fish. T. bifasciatus underwent an ontogenetic dietary shift. Smaller individuals (1-2 cm SL) fed mainly on amphipods. The proportion of amphipods decreased as body size increased, whereas the consumption of polychaetes increased gradually. The seasonal variation in the diet composition of T. bifasciatus was significant. Insects were common prey during summer, while the amounts of other prey, including polychaetes, were similar during spring, autumn, and winter.

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Food Organisms of Juveniles of Acanthogobius elongata from the Intertidal Zone in the Western Coast of Korea

Kim¹,

Yoon²

2019

JFMSE

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Food Organisms of Juveniles of Tridentiger trigonocephalus from the Intertidal Zone in the Western Coast of Korea

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Examining Epibenthic Assemblages Associated with Artificial Reefs Using a Species Archetype Approach

Examining Epibenthic Assemblages Associated with Artificial Reefs Using a Species Archetype Approach

Feeding Habits of Tridentiger bifasciatus in the Tidal Creek at Sangnae-ri, Suncheon, Korea

Food Organisms of Juveniles of Acanthogobius elongata from the Intertidal Zone in the Western Coast of Korea

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