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Biodiversity And Long Term Changes Of Mesozooplankton In A Tropical Mangrove Wetland, Northeastern Part Of The Bay Of Bengal, India | 4589
ISSN: 2157-7625
Journal of Ecosystem & Ecography
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Community structure and distribution of mesozooplankton were studied in the coastal waters of Indian Sundarban mangrove
wetland, formed at the estuarine phase of the river Hugli (Ganges) for better understanding of its ecological characteristics
in terms of secondary production. Copepods, by their sheer abundance and diversity, formed the dominant group constituting
~ 57 ? 87 % of the total zooplankton followed by chaetognath, mysid, lucifer and hydromedusae. Correlation matrix among the
8 major copepod families revealed that two families namely Acartiidae and Pseudodiaptomidae maintain negative relationship
with rest of the copepod families. As revealed from multiple regression analyses, three factors namely salinity, chlorophyll-a
and transparency played significant roles in the distribution and survival of the copepod species. A typical aggregation of three
monogeneric cyclopoid copepods (Oithona rigida, O. similis, and O. brevicornis) revealed a greater degree of dominance as well
as endemicity in a mangrove-infested site. The epipelagic chaetognath Sagitta bedoti followed a similar trend of distribution with
the total zooplankton where the juvenile (Stage I) exhibited higher percentage contribution. Cluster analysis confirmed a solitary
group formed by Bestiolina similis for all the stations. IndVal index was estimated to recognize the indicator species for each
station. Canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) was performed taken into account of the common dominant copepods with
respect to hydrological parameters. Decadal changes in copepod community structure were also noticed which might be due to
biological interactions and shifting of feeding behavior of copepods. The work deserves special attention in the occurrence of
algal bloom as well as tropical cyclonic storms which bring pronounced changes in the community structure of mesozooplankton
along with water quality characteristics.
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