Table_1_Meiofauna in the southeastern Bering Sea: community composition and structuring environmental factors.pdf
The Bering Sea is the second largest marginal sea in the North Pacific and is one of the areas with highest biological productivity in high-latitude waters. The continental shelf of the Bering Sea hosts large populations of marine mammals and fishery resources. However, the smaller organisms in bent...
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ftfrontimediafig:oai:figshare.com:article/22706764 2024-09-15T17:59:22+00:00 Table_1_Meiofauna in the southeastern Bering Sea: community composition and structuring environmental factors.pdf Kazuki Tachibana Motohiro Shimanaga Dewi Langlet Koji Seike Masayuki Miyazaki Mitsuhiro Yoshida Takuro Nunoura Hidetaka Nomaki 2023-04-27T04:22:05Z https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2023.996380.s001 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Table_1_Meiofauna_in_the_southeastern_Bering_Sea_community_composition_and_structuring_environmental_factors_pdf/22706764 unknown doi:10.3389/fmars.2023.996380.s001 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Table_1_Meiofauna_in_the_southeastern_Bering_Sea_community_composition_and_structuring_environmental_factors_pdf/22706764 CC BY 4.0 Oceanography Marine Biology Marine Geoscience Biological Oceanography Chemical Oceanography Physical Oceanography Marine Engineering Bering Sea ecology metazoan meiofauna standing stock environment factors Dataset 2023 ftfrontimediafig https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2023.996380.s001 2024-08-19T06:19:55Z The Bering Sea is the second largest marginal sea in the North Pacific and is one of the areas with highest biological productivity in high-latitude waters. The continental shelf of the Bering Sea hosts large populations of marine mammals and fishery resources. However, the smaller organisms in benthic ecosystems, including meiofauna, have been largely overlooked in this area, despite their potential importance in ecosystem functioning and the resultant biogeochemical cycles. This study analyzed spatial differences in the total abundance and community structure of the metazoan meiofauna at five stations around the Bering Canyon, located at the southeastern margin of the Bering Sea. Their association with environmental factors in sediments was also studied. The results confirmed that the investigated stations had meiofaunal standing stocks that were comparable to those of other Arctic seas. Among the investigated sediment biological and geochemical parameters (total organic carbon, median grain size, prokaryotic cell numbers, etc.), multivariate analyses showed that the C/N of organic matter in sediments was the main factor associated with meiofaunal community structure. Dataset Bering Sea Frontiers: Figshare |
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Oceanography Marine Biology Marine Geoscience Biological Oceanography Chemical Oceanography Physical Oceanography Marine Engineering Bering Sea ecology metazoan meiofauna standing stock environment factors Kazuki Tachibana Motohiro Shimanaga Dewi Langlet Koji Seike Masayuki Miyazaki Mitsuhiro Yoshida Takuro Nunoura Hidetaka Nomaki Table_1_Meiofauna in the southeastern Bering Sea: community composition and structuring environmental factors.pdf |
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The Bering Sea is the second largest marginal sea in the North Pacific and is one of the areas with highest biological productivity in high-latitude waters. The continental shelf of the Bering Sea hosts large populations of marine mammals and fishery resources. However, the smaller organisms in benthic ecosystems, including meiofauna, have been largely overlooked in this area, despite their potential importance in ecosystem functioning and the resultant biogeochemical cycles. This study analyzed spatial differences in the total abundance and community structure of the metazoan meiofauna at five stations around the Bering Canyon, located at the southeastern margin of the Bering Sea. Their association with environmental factors in sediments was also studied. The results confirmed that the investigated stations had meiofaunal standing stocks that were comparable to those of other Arctic seas. Among the investigated sediment biological and geochemical parameters (total organic carbon, median grain size, prokaryotic cell numbers, etc.), multivariate analyses showed that the C/N of organic matter in sediments was the main factor associated with meiofaunal community structure. |
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Kazuki Tachibana Motohiro Shimanaga Dewi Langlet Koji Seike Masayuki Miyazaki Mitsuhiro Yoshida Takuro Nunoura Hidetaka Nomaki |
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Kazuki Tachibana Motohiro Shimanaga Dewi Langlet Koji Seike Masayuki Miyazaki Mitsuhiro Yoshida Takuro Nunoura Hidetaka Nomaki |
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Table_1_Meiofauna in the southeastern Bering Sea: community composition and structuring environmental factors.pdf |
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