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| 1 | Dietary preferences and potential ecological impact on the zooplankton community of Nemopilema nomurai based on stable isotope and fatty acid analyses显示文摘Information on the dietary composition and food preferences of the giant jellyfish Nemopilema nomurai is important for understanding the trophic drivers of jellyfish outbreaks and their ecological consequences.We used fatty acid(FA)and stable isotope(SI)biomarkers to analyze the diet of N.nomurai from the Yellow Sea in August 2016.N.nomurai was found at all sampling stations,with abundances ranging from 59 inds./km^(2) to 1651 inds./km^(2).There were no significant differences between large(>80 cm in diameter)and small(20–30 cm in diameter)medusae,either in FA compositions or in SI values,which suggests that large and small jellyfi sh have the same food composition and similar trophic levels.Compared to other zooplanktons,the relatively high levels of C20꞉4n-6 in total FAs(~12%)indicates that organic detritus contributes considerably to the food composition of the jellyfish.The mixed model Stable Isotope Analysis in R(SIAR)revealed that N.nomurai tended to prey on smaller organisms(<1000μm in diameter)which comprised about 70%of its diet.This means the N.nomurai blooms will put high feeding pressure on the small plankton.The similar SI values and FA composition indicates that krill may share the same food resources with N.nomurai,which suggests that the jellyfi sh blooms may affect krill populations as a result of food competition. | Junjian WANG Chaolun LI Guang YANG Zhencheng TAO Yanqing WANG Haochen XIAN | 2022 | Journal of Oceanology and Limnology2022，40，3： | 0 |
| 2 | Spatial patterns of zooplankton abundance,biovolume,and size structure in response to environmental variables:a case study in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea显示文摘The Yellow Sea(YS)and East China Sea(ECS)are highly dynamic marginal seas of the northwestern Pacific Ocean.To gain an in-depth understanding of zooplankton community structure,zooplankton abundance,biovolume,and size structure in summer 2017 in the YS and ECS were assessed using ZooScan imaging analysis.Zooplankton abundance and biovolume ranged 2.94–1187.14 inds./m^(3)and 3.13–3438.51 mm^(3)/m^(3),respectively.Based on the biovolume data of the categorized size classes of 26 identified taxonomic groups,the zooplankton community was classified into five groups,and each group was coupled with distinctive oceanographic features.Under the influence of the Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass,the Yellow Sea offshore group featured the lowest bottom temperature(10.84±3.42℃)and the most abundant Calanoids(mainly in the 2–3 mm size class).In the Yellow Sea inshore group,Hydrozoans showed the largest biovolume and dominated in the 3–4-mm and>5-mm size classes.The East China Sea offshore group,which was affected by the Kuroshio Branch Current,featured high temperature and salinity,and the lowest bottom dissolved oxygen(2.58±0.5 mg/L).The lowest values of zooplankton abundance and biovolume in the East China Sea offshore group might be attributed to the bottom dissolved oxygen contents.The East China Sea inshore group,which was mainly influenced by the Zhejiang-Fujian Coastal Current and Changjiang Diluted Water,was characterized by high chlorophyll a and the largest biovolume of carnivorous Siphonophores(280.82±303.37 mm^(3)/m^(3)).The Changjiang River estuary offshore group showed the most abundant Cyclopoids,which might be associated with the less turbid water mass in this region.Seawater temperature was considered the most important factor in shaping the size compositions of Calanoids in different groups. | Song SUN Haochen XIAN Xiaoxia SUN Mingliang ZHU Mengtan LIU | 2024 | Journal of Oceanology and Limnology2024，42，1： | 0 |
| 3 | Physical processes determining the distribution patterns of Nemopilema nomurai in the East China Sea显示文摘The giant jellyfish Nemopilema nomurai is the largest and most dangerous jellyfish species in East Asian waters,and the N.nomurai bloom causes serious problem in coastal industries,fisheries,and tourism.In the previous surveys,we found N.nomurai could not be observed in the south of 30°N.In this paper,we analyzed the mechanism of this phenomenon.After exploring the possible impacts of different environmental factors,we found that physical processes are essential to the distribution pattern of N.nomurai rather than biological or chemical factors in the East China Sea.The combination of the location of the initial breeding places of N.nomurai and the current system determine the distribution pattern.This study could provide important insights to the potential control of the giant jellyfish in the Chinese coastal waters. | Song SUN Haochen XIAN Ziyuan HU Xiaoxia SUN Fang ZHANG | 2023 | Journal of Oceanology and Limnology2023，41，6： | 0 |
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