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Main Authors: Luo, Yisi, Yao, Zubing, Hong, Lichuan, Li, Zheng, Wang, Xianning, Cai, Xingwei, Jiang, Tao, Gu, Yuan, Li, Fangyuan, Dong, Yang, Cheng, Fei, Yang, Jian, Liang, Yan, Xie, Songguang, Song, Yiqing
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Published: Marine environmental research 2025
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Online Access:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39612896/
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author Luo, Yisi
Yao, Zubing
Hong, Lichuan
Li, Zheng
Wang, Xianning
Cai, Xingwei
Jiang, Tao
Gu, Yuan
Li, Fangyuan
Dong, Yang
Cheng, Fei
Yang, Jian
Liang, Yan
Xie, Songguang
Song, Yiqing
author_facet Luo, Yisi
Yao, Zubing
Hong, Lichuan
Li, Zheng
Wang, Xianning
Cai, Xingwei
Jiang, Tao
Gu, Yuan
Li, Fangyuan
Dong, Yang
Cheng, Fei
Yang, Jian
Liang, Yan
Xie, Songguang
Song, Yiqing
Luo, Yisi
Yao, Zubing
Hong, Lichuan
Li, Zheng
Wang, Xianning
Cai, Xingwei
Jiang, Tao
Gu, Yuan
Li, Fangyuan
Dong, Yang
Cheng, Fei
Yang, Jian
Liang, Yan
Xie, Songguang
Song, Yiqing
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Multi-habitat utilization and diverse life history of the endangered Sea Carp (Cyprinus acutidorsalis) in the Wanquan Estuary, Hainan island, China: Evidence from otolith microchemistry. Luo, Yisi Yao, Zubing Hong, Lichuan Li, Zheng Wang, Xianning Cai, Xingwei Jiang, Tao Gu, Yuan Li, Fangyuan Dong, Yang Cheng, Fei Yang, Jian Liang, Yan Xie, Songguang Song, Yiqing Animals China Carps Otolithic Membrane Estuaries Ecosystem Endangered Species Environmental Monitoring Life History Traits The Sea Carp Cyprinus acutidorsalis (Wang) is an endemic species limited to a few estuaries in China, uniquely adapted to long-term residence in brackish water environments. This species is endangered due to anthropogenic disturbances, and its life history and habitat use remain poorly understood. This study is the first to investigate the life history and habitat utilization of Sea Carp in the Wanquan Estuary, Hainan Province, China, using otolith microchemistry. We analyzed the otolith samples from wild-captured Sea Carp and freshwater-reared juvenile fish. Significant differences in ratios of Li, Mg, and Sr between the two groups demonstrated that the otolith microchemistry can effectively reflect habitat conditions. We identified three distinct spawning areas, ranging from freshwater areas to nearshore habitats. Six life history contingents were identified, including four migratory and two resident types, with a preference for estuarine habitats. Our findings highlight the importance of multiple spawning grounds and diverse life histories in enhancing the adaptability and resilience of Sea Carp populations. We recommended that conservation efforts focus on maintaining habitat connectivity between estuarine and marine environments, protecting mangrove areas, and regulating fishing activities. This study provides valuable insights into the habitat utilization and life history of rare and endangered estuarine fish species, contributing to the development of effective management plans for their preservation worldwide.
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spellingShingle Multi-habitat utilization and diverse life history of the endangered Sea Carp (Cyprinus acutidorsalis) in the Wanquan Estuary, Hainan island, China: Evidence from otolith microchemistry.
Luo, Yisi
Yao, Zubing
Hong, Lichuan
Li, Zheng
Wang, Xianning
Cai, Xingwei
Jiang, Tao
Gu, Yuan
Li, Fangyuan
Dong, Yang
Cheng, Fei
Yang, Jian
Liang, Yan
Xie, Songguang
Song, Yiqing
Animals
China
Carps
Otolithic Membrane
Estuaries
Ecosystem
Endangered Species
Environmental Monitoring
Life History Traits
Multi-habitat utilization and diverse life history of the endangered Sea Carp (Cyprinus acutidorsalis) in the Wanquan Estuary, Hainan island, China: Evidence from otolith microchemistry. Luo, Yisi Yao, Zubing Hong, Lichuan Li, Zheng Wang, Xianning Cai, Xingwei Jiang, Tao Gu, Yuan Li, Fangyuan Dong, Yang Cheng, Fei Yang, Jian Liang, Yan Xie, Songguang Song, Yiqing Animals China Carps Otolithic Membrane Estuaries Ecosystem Endangered Species Environmental Monitoring Life History Traits The Sea Carp Cyprinus acutidorsalis (Wang) is an endemic species limited to a few estuaries in China, uniquely adapted to long-term residence in brackish water environments. This species is endangered due to anthropogenic disturbances, and its life history and habitat use remain poorly understood. This study is the first to investigate the life history and habitat utilization of Sea Carp in the Wanquan Estuary, Hainan Province, China, using otolith microchemistry. We analyzed the otolith samples from wild-captured Sea Carp and freshwater-reared juvenile fish. Significant differences in ratios of Li, Mg, and Sr between the two groups demonstrated that the otolith microchemistry can effectively reflect habitat conditions. We identified three distinct spawning areas, ranging from freshwater areas to nearshore habitats. Six life history contingents were identified, including four migratory and two resident types, with a preference for estuarine habitats. Our findings highlight the importance of multiple spawning grounds and diverse life histories in enhancing the adaptability and resilience of Sea Carp populations. We recommended that conservation efforts focus on maintaining habitat connectivity between estuarine and marine environments, protecting mangrove areas, and regulating fishing activities. This study provides valuable insights into the habitat utilization and life history of rare and endangered estuarine fish species, contributing to the development of effective management plans for their preservation worldwide.
title Multi-habitat utilization and diverse life history of the endangered Sea Carp (Cyprinus acutidorsalis) in the Wanquan Estuary, Hainan island, China: Evidence from otolith microchemistry.
topic Animals
China
Carps
Otolithic Membrane
Estuaries
Ecosystem
Endangered Species
Environmental Monitoring
Life History Traits
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39612896/