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Appropriate decision making for ecosystem conservation is contingent on understanding the ecosystem. To evaluate the effect of offshore wind farms (OWFs) and predict future changes in benthic ecosystems, data on influencing factors must be collected. We aimed to assess the effect of OWF in a study area located off the central west coast of Korea. Based on the diversity and biomass anomaly criteria established for the west coas...
The population parameters of the ecologically important mud shrimp Upogebia major (De Haan, 1841) were analyzed from 2012 to 2015 in tidal flats in Seonjaedo and Jugyo on the west coast of Korea. The shrimp density averaged 265/m2 in Seonjaedo and 118/m2 in Jugyo. The sex ratio varied monthly, often male-biased, and, by size, males were significantly dominant, with a carapace length (CL) over 30 mm. Although the shrimp settled...
An ecological index of macrobenthic communities is an important tool for assessing the biological quality of habitats and ecosystems. We tested the performance of the inverse function of the Shannon–Wiener evenness proportion (ISEP) with data from the entire west coast of Korea, seasonally sampled from 2006 to 2008. Two validations were performed: (1) examination of the relationship between ISEP and environmental factors and (...
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