A regionally scalable habitat typology for assessing benthic habitats and fish communities: Application to New Caledonia reefs and lagoons.,Ecology and Evolution

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A regionally scalable habitat typology for assessing benthic habitats and fish communities: Application to New Caledonia reefs and lagoons.
Ecology and Evolution ( IF 2.3 ) Pub Date : 2020-06-08 , DOI: 10.1002/ece3.6405
Dominique Pelletier _{1,

2} , Nazha Selmaoui-Folcher ₃ , Thomas Bockel ₁ , Thomas Schohn ₁

Affiliation

Scalable assessments of biodiversity are required to successfully and adaptively manage coastal ecosystems. Assessments must account for habitat variations at multiple spatial scales, including the small scales (<100 m) at which biotic and abiotic habitat components structure the distribution of fauna, including fishes. Associated challenges include achieving consistent habitat descriptions and upscaling from in situ‐monitored stations to larger scales.

中文翻译：

用于评估底栖栖息地和鱼类群落的区域可扩展栖息地类型学：应用于新喀里多尼亚珊瑚礁和泻湖。

要成功、适应性地管理沿海生态系统，需要对生物多样性进行可扩展的评估。评估必须考虑多个空间尺度的栖息地变化，包括小尺度（<100 m），其中生物和非生物栖息地成分构成动物群（包括鱼类）的分布。相关的挑战包括实现一致的栖息地描述以及从现场监测站升级到更大的规模。

更新日期：2020-07-30

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