Östarin Balık Stoklarının Yapısı ve Çevresel Faktörler

Abstract

Coğrafik ve yapısal konumları gereği son yıllarda farklı amaçlarla yoğun insan kullanımına maruz kalan östarin sistemler; deniz ve tatlı sularda yaşayan bazı canlılar için hayati önem taşımaktadır. Östarin sistemler, çevresel faktörlerin kısa ve uzun dönemli olarak değişimlerinin gözlendiği dinamik sistemlerdir. Bu sistemlerde balık türlerinin dağılım ve yapısal durumuna; evrimsel süreçler, atasal yaşam döngüleri, biyotik faktörler ve abiyotik faktörler etki yapar. Bu çalışmada; östarin sistemleri üreme, büyüme, beslenme, sığınma, göç yolu ve diğer durumlar için kullanan balık türlerinin stok yapısı ve bu yapıyı etkileyen çevresel faktörler değerlendirilmiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler: Östarin, balık stokları, çevresel faktörler

Keywords

• Östarin, balık stokları, çevresel faktörler

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