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STUDY ON DISTRIBUTION AND DIVERSITY OF EPIFAUNA AT SUNGAI KILIM MANGROVES
MUHAMMAD AKMAL BIN ROSLANI 2007279738 SUPERVISOR: PROF MADYA NORSILA BT DAIM
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Introduction To Mangrove
Mangroves are trees and shrubs that grow in
saline coastal habitats in the tropics and subtropics. Mainly between latitudes 25°N and 25°S Mangroves include approximately 16 families and 40 to 50 species. Mangrove ecosystems are diverse habitat with remarkable variety of flora and fauna adapted to the harsh environmental conditions of highly saline, frequently inundated and soft bottomed anaerobic mud.
Problem Statement
Mangroves is the important ecosystems to the
earth and for some organisms. Threats to mangrove:
- Reclamation of mangrove areas for various
developments (such as wharves, piers, airports, housing projects, etc.) - Pollution - Overexploitation / utilization
Due to the destruction and disturbance at
mangroves ecosystem that created by human activities, then it will effect the distribution and also the number of the epifauna in one habitat.
Significance Of Study
there is less study focusing on mangrove fauna
compared to the mangrove flora (Macintosh, 1988). The importance of the mangroves itself such as ecological and economic benefits. Mangroves is the habitat for many organisms such as sponges, epifauna, meiofauna, macrofauna, prawns, insects, fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds and etc. Epifauna itself plays their important roles at the mangrove ecosystem.
Objectives Of The Study
To determine the species diversity and
abundance of epifauna at Sungai Kilim
To determine the effects of different zonation
on the distribution and the diversity of the epifauna at Sungai Kilim mangrove ecosystem
CHAPTER 2
LITERATURE REVIEW
Distribution Of Mangrove In Asia
Asia has 25 countries with mangroves under a wide
range of climatic conditions. Largest areas of mangrove in
MUHAMMAD AKMAL BIN ROSLANI 2007279738 SUPERVISOR: PROF MADYA NORSILA BT DAIM
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Introduction To Mangrove
Mangroves are trees and shrubs that grow in
saline coastal habitats in the tropics and subtropics. Mainly between latitudes 25°N and 25°S Mangroves include approximately 16 families and 40 to 50 species. Mangrove ecosystems are diverse habitat with remarkable variety of flora and fauna adapted to the harsh environmental conditions of highly saline, frequently inundated and soft bottomed anaerobic mud.
Problem Statement
Mangroves is the important ecosystems to the
earth and for some organisms. Threats to mangrove:
- Reclamation of mangrove areas for various
developments (such as wharves, piers, airports, housing projects, etc.) - Pollution - Overexploitation / utilization
Due to the destruction and disturbance at
mangroves ecosystem that created by human activities, then it will effect the distribution and also the number of the epifauna in one habitat.
Significance Of Study
there is less study focusing on mangrove fauna
compared to the mangrove flora (Macintosh, 1988). The importance of the mangroves itself such as ecological and economic benefits. Mangroves is the habitat for many organisms such as sponges, epifauna, meiofauna, macrofauna, prawns, insects, fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds and etc. Epifauna itself plays their important roles at the mangrove ecosystem.
Objectives Of The Study
To determine the species diversity and
abundance of epifauna at Sungai Kilim
To determine the effects of different zonation
on the distribution and the diversity of the epifauna at Sungai Kilim mangrove ecosystem
CHAPTER 2
LITERATURE REVIEW
Distribution Of Mangrove In Asia
Asia has 25 countries with mangroves under a wide
range of climatic conditions. Largest areas of mangrove in
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