Laguna : 汽水域研究

Research Center for Coastal Lagoon Environments, Shimane University

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Laguna : 汽水域研究 5

1998-03 発行

宍道湖・中海・神西湖の多毛類相

Polychaete Fauna of Lake Shinji, Lake Nakaumi and Lake Jinzai, Shimane, Japan

Sonoda, Takeshi

Nakao, Shigeru

Nakamura, Mikio

Takayasu, Katsumi

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The investigation of polychaete fauna in 3 brackish-water lakes located in Shimane Prefecture, Japan, were conducted from 1992 to 1993, to clarify species composition, community structure and lake-specific characters. Polychaete community is richest in Lake Nakaumi, which also shows the most saline environment among the 3 lakes. Other 2 lakes, Lake Shinji and Lake Jinzai, possess poor polychaete fauna, and monopolistic community structure. The most abundant species in deeper mud in 3 lakes belong to family Spionidae, and among them is Paraprionospio pinnata, its presence indicates orgainc pollution. Lakespecific characters of polychaete commuinties and their relation to salinity and bottom sediment are discussed.

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