Publications by authors named "Long-Chuan Zhuang"
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- Sargassum horneri plays a crucial role as a habitat-forming seaweed in the Northwest Pacific, influencing both benthic and floating seaweed rafts in the Yellow Sea and East China Sea.
- The study demonstrated high genetic diversity across samples, revealing two distinct lineages with evidence of long-term isolation dating back to the mid-Pleistocene.
- Analyses showed deep genetic variation and limited connectivity between regions, indicating that even with high dispersal potential, there are significant barriers to gene flow, and there may be undiscovered sources contributing to the floating seaweed populations.
Stow net fishery is one of the important fishing methods in southern Yellow Sea. Based on the 2006-2009 data from the stow net fishery resources survey in the southern Yellow Sea in spring, and by using the generalized linear model (GLM) and generalized additive model (GAM), this paper quantitatively analyzed the relationships between the catch distribution of Pseudosciaena polyactis and Lophius litulon and the environmental factors such as year, position, water depth, and sea surface temperature (SST). Compared with GLM model, GAM model could better explain the relationships between the spatiotemporal distribution of the catch per unit effort (CPUE) of P.
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