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This study aims to determine the type of Gastropod and the community structure including: Species Density, Relative Density, Diversity (H’), and Dominance (C). Based on observation, there is 124 individuals included in 11 species (7 genera) from 7 family (3 orders) obtained. The highest density value is 5,87 Ind/m by Euplica borealis, and has 35,48% of relative density. For the diversity index is H’ = 1,62 obtained, which is classified as low. This shows that seagrass beds in Waleo beach waters, North Minahasa Regency, there are several species obtained with abundant numbers of individuals compared to the other species, so the diversity index obtained relatively low. As for the range of dominance index is C = 0,36 to 0,44. The lowest value is in the transect number 1 while the highest in the transect number 2. This value shows that seagrass beds in Waleo beach waters, North Minahasa Regency there are no specific species that dominate in the community. Waleo beach waters, North Minahasa Regency has a temperature about 29,3 °C illustrating about the condition of the water temperature is relatively good for Gastropods life. The salinity is 30 ‰ obtained, which is relatively good for Gastropods growth. pH obtained about 7 which is still relatively good for gastropods life.

Community Structure of Gastropod in Seagrass Beds of Waleo Beach Waters, North Minahasa Regency