Attractive effects of artificial reef models of different shapes, materials and spatial arrangements on Japanese sea-cucumber Apostichopus japonicas 
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1. Ocean University of China, 2. Marine College, Shandong University

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    Inprovidingshelterforsea-cucumbers,artificialreefsalsoprotectandenhancesea-cucumberstocks.However,fewstudieshavebeenconductedonthebenefitsandattractiveeffectsofartificialreefsontheJapanesesea-cucumber,undernaturallightinanexperimentalwater-tank,withandwithout(controlgroup)artificialreefmodels,wasobserved.of2–7cmbodylengthand2–30gbodyweightwereused.Thefloorofthewatertankwasdividedinto15sectionswithdifferentartificialreefmodelsvaryinginshape,materialanddistancefromthetankbottom(referredtoas“space”).Meandistributionrates(MDR)ofwererecordedandthemeanattractiverates(MAR)ofthereefmodelswereanalyzedandcompared.Observationsdemonstratedthattendedtoclimbthetankwallinsearchofshadedareasornarrowinterspaces.ForthePVCreefmodels,passedthroughthembutseldomstayed.TheMARforthetriangularprismmodelwithoutabaseandspacewassignificantlydifferentfromthecontrolgroup(<0.01),thetriangularprismmodelwithabaseandspaceandthetriangularprismmodelwithabaseandwithoutspace(<0.05).TheMARoftheclaymodelwassignificanthigherthaneitherthecementorPVCmodels(<0.05).TheMARofthetilemodelwitha3.4-cmspacefromthetankbottomwasverysignificantlydifferentfromthecontrolgroup((2)thepreferenceforreefshapewasrelatedtointerspacesanddegreeofshade,and(3)thepreferenceforreefmaterialwasrelatedtosurfaceroughness,whichwastoppriorityfor

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张俊波,梁振林,黄六一,唐衍力,杨晨星,高勤峰. 不同材料、形状和空隙的人工参礁对刺参诱集效果的试验研究[J]. Jounal of Fishery Sciences of China, 2011,[volume_no](4):899-907

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