Effects of a Sea Tide on The Biodiversity along Dikili Coastline, İzmir, Turkey

Abstract

This paper presents the effects of a sea tide on the marine biodiversity of Dikili coastline. A sea tide in winter season of 2012 was observed during sampling for a national project along Dikili coastline. In the sea tide area, many marine organisms were about to be decomposed or already decomposed indicating the sea tide was not an instant event. Since some of the affected species, such as Holothuria sp., has economic importance, collection of these species before their decomposition can contribute much to the local economy.

Keywords

• Caulerpa racemosa var. cylindracea,Holothuria sp.,sea tide,Zostera noltii

Dikili İzmir, Türkiye Sahillerinde Gözlenen Deniz Çekilmesinin Biyoçeşitlilik Üzerine Etkileri

Abstract

B u çalışmada, bir deniz gel-gitinin Dikili sahilindeki denizel biyoçeşitlilik üzerine etkileri sunulmaktadır. 2012 yılı kış mevsiminde ulusal bir proje için örneklem sırasında Dikili sahili boyunca bir gel-git gözlenmiştir. Gelgitin yaşandığı alanda, gel-git olayının anlık bir olay olmadığını gösterir biçimde pek çok deniz organizmasının çürümekte olduğu veya önceden çürüdüğü gözlenmiştir. Etkilenen türlerin bazıları, Holothuria sp. gibi, ekonomik öneme sahip olduklarından, bu türlerin bozunmadan toplanması yerel ekonomiye büyük katkı sağlayabilir

Keywords

• Caulerpa racemosa var. cylindracea,gel-git,Holothuria sp.,Zostera noltii

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