PANGAEA_889895
Macrobenthos of Karadag Reserve Area in 2008, sand biotopes (Southeastern Crimea)
Mazlumyan, Sofia A; Boltacheva, Natalya; Revkov, N K
Macrobenthos of Karadag Reserve Area in 2008, sand biotopes (Southeastern Crimea)
2018-05-14
PANGAEA
Dataset
https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.889895
Investigator
Sofia A
Mazlumyan
mazlmeister@gmail.com
Earth Science
Event label
Date/Time of event
Longitude of event
Latitude of event
Elevation of event
Macrozoobenthos
Biomass, wet mass per area
Number of species
Sediment type
geoscientificInformation
Grab
Karadag Reserve Area, South Eastern Crimea
KRA_2008_10
KRA_2008_11
KRA_2008_12
KRA_2008_13
KRA_2008_14
KRA_2008_16
KRA_2008_17
KRA_2008_2
KRA_2008_7
KRA_2008_8
KRA_2008_9
2008-07-08
2008-07-13
Complete
44.90694
44.93917
35.19917
35.25611
unrestricted
CC-BY-3.0: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported
English
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44 data points
text/tab-separated-values
Boltacheva, Natalya; Revkov, N K; Bondarenko, L V; Makarov, M V; Kopiy, V G; Timofeev, V A; Mazlumyan, Sofia A (2008): Macrozoobenthos of the water area of the Karadag Natural Reserve. Chronicle of Nature, Simferopol, 150 - 174
Mazlumyan, Sofia A; Boltacheva, Natalya; Revkov, N K (2009): Variation of benthic diversity in the biotope of sand in the water area of the Karadag Reserve area (southeast coast of the Crimea) Karadag - 2009. 95th anniversary of the Karadag scientific Station and the 30th anniversary of the Karadag Natural Reserve of NASU. - Sevastopol (collected papers), 382-400
For all details see the full metadata description at "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.889895"! ** Macrofauna were sampled in Karadag Reserve Area in 2008 on Sudak- Karadag shelf (Black Sea off the coast of south-eastern Crimea) with the device "Petersen Grab 0.1m⁻²", at depths from 7 to 15 m. The sampled material was washed with 1 mm mesh sieve system and preserved in 75% alcohol, which is known to preserve morphological structures without distortion. We avoided prior fixation in formalin in order to not damage calcareous taxa. For each species, the average abundance (Ind m⁻²), the average wet biomass (g m⁻²) and the number of species was recorded. The communities of the mollusk Chamelea gallina (L., 1758) have been registered.
DIF
9.4
2018-05-14
2024-07-19