علوم زیستی دریا
shafa hoveizavy; ahmad savari; simin madiseh; babak doustshenas; hosein pasha
Volume 11, Issue 1 , November 2012, , Pages 1-15
Abstract
Presence of each pollution and changing in the marine ecosystem have sever impacts on Biotic factors and economic ecological potential in this valuable area. Thus, ecological health monitoring to evaluation of habitat health are important.In this study, AMBI(Azti Marine Biology Index) was used to evaluation ...
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Presence of each pollution and changing in the marine ecosystem have sever impacts on Biotic factors and economic ecological potential in this valuable area. Thus, ecological health monitoring to evaluation of habitat health are important.In this study, AMBI(Azti Marine Biology Index) was used to evaluation health of Bahrakan coastal area as a main fisheries and petroleum extraction ground. The results showed studied area classified in good ecological status. The dominance species was from Ophiuridae family with ecological group II. based on richness and diversity index value, studied area are classified in bad ecological status. This results discordantly can caused due to differences in influences variable. Low rate of water exchange, high degree of temperature and salinity maybe were lead to decreasing in macrobenthic richness and diversity index values but AMBI result that get from ratio between sensitive and resistant species, shows good ecological status.
Ahmad Shadi; Ahmad Savari; Preeta Kochanian; Simin Dehghan Madiseh; Yaseman Gandomi
Volume 10, Issue 3 , September 2012, , Pages 69-78
Abstract
During one year survey (January to December 2007), Khouzestan coastal waters in the north west of Persian Gulf were examined to investigate juvenile fishes distribution, density and biomass. Monthly juvenile fish samples were caught using a 360 hp research vessel towing a 24 mm mesh size bottom trawl. ...
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During one year survey (January to December 2007), Khouzestan coastal waters in the north west of Persian Gulf were examined to investigate juvenile fishes distribution, density and biomass. Monthly juvenile fish samples were caught using a 360 hp research vessel towing a 24 mm mesh size bottom trawl. Trawling was carried out at 10 randomly selected stations. Distribution map for dominant species was prepared and biomass and CPUA was estimated in the study area. Highest and lowest CPUA was observed in October and December, repectively.Biomass fluctuations showed increasing trend during warm seasons.Significant correlation was recorded between environmental parameters (water temperature and salinity) with biomass and number of species per month in the study area.