2022
DOI: 10.3389/fmars.2022.1054933
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Taxonomic diversity and eco-exergy changes in fishery resources associated with artificial reefs over 14 years in Daya Bay, China

Abstract: Marine habitat degradation resulting from human activities and environmental pollution has led to serious deterioration of marine fishery resources. To address this issue, countries worldwide are exploring sustainable fishery approaches. Installation of artificial reefs (AR) is rapidly increasing. AR have been widely constructed globally to conserve fishery resources and improve marine habitats. As an important biological group of marine fishery resources, nekton are widely evaluated to determine the effects o… Show more

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