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J-GLOBAL ID：201702272742534344   Reference number：17A1001650

Population dynamics of megabenthic invertebrates in Funakoshi Bay, Iwate Prefecture, northeastern Japan: 6 years’ field observation after the 2011 tsunami disaster

岩手県船越湾における大型底生生物の個体群動態:2011年大津波後6年間の継続調査

Author (3)： SEIKE KOJI (東京大学大気海洋研究所) ,  SHIRAI KOTARO (東京大学大気海洋研究所) ,  KUBOTA KAORU (海洋研究開発機構高知コア研究所)
Material： 日本水産学会誌
Volume： 83  Issue： 4  Page： 668-671(J-STAGE)  Publication year： 2017 
JST Material Number： F0898A  ISSN： 0021-5392  CODEN： NSUGAF  Document type： Article
Article type： 解説  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： JAPANESE (JA)

Thesaurus term： *zoobenthos ,  *tsunami ,  large earthquake ,  ecosystem ,  *ecological succession ,  *population dynamics ,  isotopic ratio ,  habitat environment
Semi thesaurus term： 船越湾 ,  *macrobenthos ,  off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake ,  coastal ecosystem ,  *population dynamics ,  stable isotope ratio ,  feed environment

JST classification (2)： Fisheries animals other than fishes  (FH02030V) ,  Ecosystems  (EE01040P)

Reference (9)：

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Terms in the title (7)： 岩手 ,  大型 ,  底生生物 ,  個体群動態 ,  大津波 ,  継続 ,  調査