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Artificial Reef Program On The Northern Coast Of Rio De Janeiro- Brazil (1996-2011) | 18463
ISSN: 2155-9910
Journal of Marine Science: Research & Development
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Artificial reefs were deployed on a flat bottom, 9 m deep and 5 km area offshore Southeast Brazil, and changes on composition
and structure of the associated fish assemblages were assessed over a period of 15 years. Fishes were collected through bottom
gillnets at 1 month, 6 months, 1 year, 6 years, 7 years, 10 years, 13 years, 14 years and 15 years after artificial reef settlement. A
total of 552 fishes, 45 species and 19 families were caught, with
C. chrysurus
(Carangidae) and
C. nobilis
(Haemulidae) as the
prevalent species and Sciaenidae as the richest family (11 species). Fish abundance, richness and biomass varied significantly with
time, increasing gradually until the sixth-seventh years and lowered subsequently. The same unimodal response was recorded for
the abundance and biomass of planktivorous and invertivorous fishes and for Haemulidae, suggesting that this family accounted
for most of the temporal variation recorded for the whole-fish assemblage descriptors. The abundance and biomass of sharks
decreased gradually after the first year but apparently recovered up to the fifteenth year. Fish usage of artificial reefs seems to be
modulated by a continuous species turnover with time, since no single species occurred throughout the surveys and an arch effect
was observed from the detrended correspondence analysis performed on the species abundance matrix. This study stresses the
importance of long-term assessments on marine artificial reefs in order to incorporate the successional patterns of fish colonization
into management actions and thus to optimize the effects of large-scale habitat manipulation programs.
Biography
Ilana Rosental Zalmon has completed his PhD in 1995 from University of Sao Paulo, Brazil and postdoctoral studies from
University of California at Santa Barbara.
She is a Professor and marine researcher on community ecology at the Centre of Bioscience and Biotechnology from the University of North Rio de Janeiro. She
has published more than 45 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as a referee member of repute.
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