Macrozoobenthos State in Odessa Bay Coastal Waters in 2016-2017

Purpose. Study of macrozoobenthos contemporary state in Odessa Bay coastal waters in 2016-2017. Methods. Standard methods of macrozoobenthos sampling, determination, estimation of number and biomass Results. The results of macrozoobenthos biodiversity, structural characteristics and taxonomic compos...

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Main Authors: S. M. Snigirov, A. V. Chernyavskiy, E. A. Naum, A. A. Galkina, V. I. Medinets, Ye. I. Gazyetov, O. P. Konareva, P. M. Snigirov
Format: Article
Language:Ukrainian
Published: V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University 2019-06-01
Series:Людина і довкілля: Проблеми неоекології
Online Access:https://periodicals.karazin.ua/humanenviron/article/view/13109/12392
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Summary:Purpose. Study of macrozoobenthos contemporary state in Odessa Bay coastal waters in 2016-2017. Methods. Standard methods of macrozoobenthos sampling, determination, estimation of number and biomass Results. The results of macrozoobenthos biodiversity, structural characteristics and taxonomic composition in Odessa bay coastal waters have been presented. Seasonal dynamics of its number and biomass. has been studied. Assessment of marine environment quality has been performed on the metrics of macrozoobenthos. Conclusions. Altogether 121 taxa of benthic invertebrates were identified in Odessa Bay in 2016-2017. Taxonomic composition and quantitative indicators of macrozoobenthos had clear seasonal variation with maximal development of benthos in summer period. In spring of 2016, 75 taxa of macrozoobenthos were registered in samples, in summer – 82 taxa, in autumn – 60 taxa, in summer of 2017 – 62 taxa. The basis of macrozoobenthos community was formed be mollusks (Mollusca) with domination of species М. galloprovincialis, as well as representatives of Arthropoda and Annelida. Significant input into macrozoobenthos species composition was made by representatives of the following groups: Bryozoa, Nemertea and Platyhelminthes. Contribution of Porifera, Cnidaria and Ph%
ISSN:1992-4224
2415-7678