Biodiversity and Spatial Distribution of Fishes

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024
• Subjects: Agribusiness and primary industries; albacore; aquaculture; biodiversity; Biology, life sciences; bottom-water environment; chub mackerel; climate change; Collichthys lucidus; conservation; CPUE standardization; discretization; distribution characteristics; dominant species; East China Sea; Economics, Finance, Business and Management; endangered species; environmental factor; Europe; fish larvae and juveniles; fish resources; Fisheries and related industries; fishing ground prediction; fishing grounds; functional diversity; generalized additive model; habitat preference; Huanghe River estuary; impact factors; Industry and industrial studies; invasion; linear mixed effects model; linear mixed model; machine learning; marine environment; Mathematics and Science; microhabitat; model evaluation; multiple linear regression; Nanji Islands National Nature Reserve; nestedness; Northwest Pacific; Northwest Pacific Ocean; Poyang Lake; QPCR; random forest; random forest model; Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects; Research and information: general; resource center; Sardinops sagax; seasonal variation; Sepiella japonica; small-sized fish; south pacific; south-central Yellow Sea; spatial distribution; spatiotemporal distribution characteristics; species composition; species distribution model; species distribution modeling; species diversity; T. japonicus; the south inshore of Zhejiang; thresholds; traits; turnover; unsupervised learning; VAST model; Yangtze River fishing ban; Zhejiang offshore
• ISBN: 3725828059; 9783725828050; 9783725828067; 3725828067
• DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-2805-0

This reprint is dedicated to showcasing the latest and innovative methods for identifying and monitoring fish biodiversity and spatiotemporal distribution, as well as natural change patterns, providing scientific references and basic data for researchers, scholars, and managers based on natural solutions. We look forward to everyone subscribing to, spreading, or referencing this work.