Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island

Abstract. Rahman MDH, Hossain MB, Habib A, Noman MDA, Mondal S. 2021. Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island. Biodiversitas 22: 247-252. Macroinvertebrate living on or around the mangroves has not been or less investigated in Bangladesh. This study was carried...

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Autores principales:	MD. HABIBUR RAHMAN, M. BELAL HOSSAIN, Ahasan Habib, MD. ABU NOMAN, SHUVAGATO MONDAL
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Publicado:	MBI & UNS Solo 2020
Materias:	estuarine island, macrobenthos, mangrove ecosystem, nijhum dwip, bangladesh Biology (General) QH301-705.5
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:d5a8f17360c04d2fa6f931004753f1b42021-11-22T00:53:57ZMangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island1412-033X2085-472210.13057/biodiv/d220130https://doaj.org/article/d5a8f17360c04d2fa6f931004753f1b42020-12-01T00:00:00Zhttps://smujo.id/biodiv/article/view/6662https://doaj.org/toc/1412-033Xhttps://doaj.org/toc/2085-4722Abstract. Rahman MDH, Hossain MB, Habib A, Noman MDA, Mondal S. 2021. Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island. Biodiversitas 22: 247-252. Macroinvertebrate living on or around the mangroves has not been or less investigated in Bangladesh. This study was carried out to describe the density, distribution, and community structure of mangrove associated macrobenthos in Nijhum Dwip, central coast of Bangladesh. A total of 17 taxa were identified belonging to mainly Polychaetes (67.37%), Mysids (23.53%), Isopods (3.83%), Amphipods (0.58%), and Gastropods (0.29%). Polychaetes were dominant by contributing 67.37% of total macrobenthos. The number of benthic fauna ranged from 359 to 1617 inds./m2 with a mean value of 1003.93± 400.3 inds./m 2 There was no significant difference observed (p > 0.05) in the abundance of macrofauna among the stations. The maximum Shannon-Wiener Index (H’) of species diversity was found at St2 (1.323) and the lowest at St4 (0.8) in the monsoon period possibly due to high rainfall and disturbance of benthic habitat. The Shannon-Wiener diversity values suggest the area was less polluted. The information from the present study can be used to measure the impacts of pollution to conserve biodiversity in sustainable manner.MD. HABIBUR RAHMANM. BELAL HOSSAINAhasan HabibMD. ABU NOMANSHUVAGATO MONDALMBI & UNS Soloarticleestuarine island, macrobenthos, mangrove ecosystem, nijhum dwip, bangladeshBiology (General)QH301-705.5ENBiodiversitas, Vol 22, Iss 1 (2020)
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topic	estuarine island, macrobenthos, mangrove ecosystem, nijhum dwip, bangladesh Biology (General) QH301-705.5
spellingShingle	estuarine island, macrobenthos, mangrove ecosystem, nijhum dwip, bangladesh Biology (General) QH301-705.5 MD. HABIBUR RAHMAN M. BELAL HOSSAIN Ahasan Habib MD. ABU NOMAN SHUVAGATO MONDAL Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island
description	Abstract. Rahman MDH, Hossain MB, Habib A, Noman MDA, Mondal S. 2021. Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island. Biodiversitas 22: 247-252. Macroinvertebrate living on or around the mangroves has not been or less investigated in Bangladesh. This study was carried out to describe the density, distribution, and community structure of mangrove associated macrobenthos in Nijhum Dwip, central coast of Bangladesh. A total of 17 taxa were identified belonging to mainly Polychaetes (67.37%), Mysids (23.53%), Isopods (3.83%), Amphipods (0.58%), and Gastropods (0.29%). Polychaetes were dominant by contributing 67.37% of total macrobenthos. The number of benthic fauna ranged from 359 to 1617 inds./m2 with a mean value of 1003.93± 400.3 inds./m 2 There was no significant difference observed (p > 0.05) in the abundance of macrofauna among the stations. The maximum Shannon-Wiener Index (H’) of species diversity was found at St2 (1.323) and the lowest at St4 (0.8) in the monsoon period possibly due to high rainfall and disturbance of benthic habitat. The Shannon-Wiener diversity values suggest the area was less polluted. The information from the present study can be used to measure the impacts of pollution to conserve biodiversity in sustainable manner.
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author	MD. HABIBUR RAHMAN M. BELAL HOSSAIN Ahasan Habib MD. ABU NOMAN SHUVAGATO MONDAL
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title	Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island
title_short	Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island
title_full	Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island
title_fullStr	Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island
title_full_unstemmed	Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island
title_sort	mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island
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Mangrove associated macrobenthos community structure from an estuarine island

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