2017
DOI: 10.33451/florafauna.v23i1pp09-19
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Population Status of Mudskippers in Mangrove and Nonmangrove Area of Ghogha Coast, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India

Abstract: Population studies on three species of Mudskippers have been carried out during 2015-16 from the mangrove and non-mangrove areas of Ghogha coast, Bhavnagar. Ghogha is small coastal town situated on west coast of India, Gulf of Khambhat. Periopthalmus waltoni, Boleophthalmus dussumeiri and Scartelaos histophorus reported in the study area. Mangroves play an important role to maintain the population of mudskipper and to prevent the reduction of mud layer. The thickness of mud layer also plays an importan… Show more

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“…Luas liang di area pantai lebih besar daripada di daerah mangrove karena banyaknya lumpur di area pantai. Lebih banyak liang di area pantai disebabkan oleh ketebalan lumpur yang mempengaruhi kepadatan populasi ikan gelodok (Solanki, Kanejiya and Gohil, 2017). Hal ini karena lumpur menyediakan tempat berlindung untuk aktivitas meliang/menggali, selain itu faktor utama juvenile B. pectinirostris dalam pemilihan habitat adalah sedimen yang halus (Chen et al, 2008).…”
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“…Luas liang di area pantai lebih besar daripada di daerah mangrove karena banyaknya lumpur di area pantai. Lebih banyak liang di area pantai disebabkan oleh ketebalan lumpur yang mempengaruhi kepadatan populasi ikan gelodok (Solanki, Kanejiya and Gohil, 2017). Hal ini karena lumpur menyediakan tempat berlindung untuk aktivitas meliang/menggali, selain itu faktor utama juvenile B. pectinirostris dalam pemilihan habitat adalah sedimen yang halus (Chen et al, 2008).…”
Section: DIunclassified