Spatio-temporal Variability of Dinoflagellates in Different Salinity Regimes in the Coast of Rakhine | Zendy

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Spatio-temporal Variability of Dinoflagellates in Different Salinity Regimes in the Coast of Rakhine

Author(s) -

Khin Khin Gyi,

Wint Thuzar Nwe,

Zin Zin Zaw,

Khin Khin San

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

sustainable marine structures

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2661-3158

DOI - 10.36956/sms.v2i2.308

Subject(s) - salinity , biology , oceanography , negative correlation , botany , ecology , geology , medicine

Regarding the spatial and seasonal variations of dinoflagellates in different salinities regimes, Prorocentrum rostratum showed strongly correlated with high salinity (≥ 29ppt.) but P. micans indicated a negative correlation with salinity. In Dinophysoids, Dinophysis caudata showed wide salinity tolerance than other species in the group. D. miles, Ornithocercus magnificus, O. steinii and O. thumii showed a strong correlation with salinity. In Gonyaulacoids, Ceratium furca, C. fusus, C. horridum, C. trichoceros, C. tripos, Gonyaulax polygramma, G. spinifera, and Pyrophacus magnificus showed a strong correlation with salinity. In Peridinoids, Protoperidinium depressum, P. oblongum, P. oceanicum, P. pyreforme, and Podolampus palmipes showed a strong correlation with salinity. In Gymnodinoid and Noctilucoid, Gyrodinium estuariale and N. scintillans showed a strong correlation with salinity.

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