The Saemangeum Reclamation Project in South Korea threatens to Extinguish an unique mollusk, ectosymbiotic bivalve species attached to the shell of Lingula anatina

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概要

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• A huge reclamation project is rapidly progressing in the Saemangeum area, on the western coast of South Korea. The total length of the reclamation dikes is 33km, with a reclamation area of 401km2. All dikes were finally completed in April 2006, and the tidal flats in this area have gradually dried out. In our present study, a crisis facing the unique molluscan fauna in this area, especially an unique bivalve species attached to the shell of Lingula anatina, is reported, and we claim that this constitutes an emergency for the conservation of the Saemangeum tidal flat.

• 日本プランクトン学会、日本ベントス学会の論文
• 2007-02-01

著者

• Hong Jae-sang

  Department Of Oceanography Inha University

• Yamashita Hiroyoshi

  Assoc. Of Conservation Malacology

• Hong Jae-sang

  Department Of Ocean Sciences Inha University

• Hong Jae‐sang

  Inha Univ. Incheon Kor

関連論文

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• The comparison of shell morphology and genetic relationship between Meretrix lusoria and M. petechialis in Japan and Korea
• Biodiversity of Nearshore Benthic Habitats in Gwangyang Bay, Korea
• Concluding remarks on the joint survey of macrobenthic fauna on Suncheon Tidal Flats by the participants of "Korea and Japan Joint Symposium on Biology of Tidal Flats 2009"
• The Saemangeum Reclamation Project in South Korea threatens to Extinguish an unique mollusk, ectosymbiotic bivalve species attached to the shell of Lingula anatina
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