Mangove/Mangal Nursery & Protective Values. What is a nursery? Historically Historically –An area that supports a higher density or abundance of immature.

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Mangove/Mangal Nursery & Protective Values

What is a nursery? Historically Historically –An area that supports a higher density or abundance of immature fishes than other, adjacent habitats. –But this can be caused just by area effects More operational definition: More operational definition: –An area where its production of a cohort is higher (per unit area) than other, adjacent habitats

Elements of a nursery Density of juveniles - numbers Density of juveniles - numbers Growth rates of juveniles Growth rates of juveniles Differential mortality of juveniles Differential mortality of juveniles Export of juveniles to adult populations in adjacent habitats Export of juveniles to adult populations in adjacent habitats

Are mangal ecosstems nurseries? It depends It depends “It is time that we biologists accept diversity and variability for what they are, two of the essential features of the natural world. … “Variation among and within species is fundamental to organisms.” “It is time that we biologists accept diversity and variability for what they are, two of the essential features of the natural world. … “Variation among and within species is fundamental to organisms.” Bartholomew 1986

Variation in how fish utilize mangal Numbers of larvae added to mangal vs. other habitats Numbers of larvae added to mangal vs. other habitats –Spawning behavior Offshore w/ small % movement in (most snappers in Caribbean) – affected by gyres Offshore w/ small % movement in (most snappers in Caribbean) – affected by gyres Mangrove snapper – inside mangal (high %) Mangrove snapper – inside mangal (high %) –Shallow basins favor mangal spawning

Variation in growth rates Little direct evidence Little direct evidence Ontogenetic shifts of some species suggest that juveniles get something special in mangal Ontogenetic shifts of some species suggest that juveniles get something special in mangal –Some species of whiting (Australia) Fish size Fish size –FL – higher in mangrove than in seagrass

Is mortality reduced? Day-night migration patterns near sea-grass Day-night migration patterns near sea-grass Experiments with exclosures, food enrichment Experiments with exclosures, food enrichment

What influences variation in export? Proximity to other habitats varies Proximity to other habitats varies –Seagrass –Coral reef –Sand or mud benthic habitats Studies of faunal overlap Studies of faunal overlap –Suggest more overlap in Atlantic than Indo- Pacific regions Studies of population density near mangal Studies of population density near mangal –Positive correlations w/ proximity in Shark Bay

Do mangroves protect coastal ecosystems? 2004 Dec 26 Tsunami – Indonesia, Sri Lanka 2004 Dec 26 Tsunami – Indonesia, Sri Lanka

Mangrove status & wave size –Current Biology 15(12)

Impact also studied in coastal India Kathiresan & Rajendran 2005 Kathiresan & Rajendran 2005

Protection from cyclone effects Das & Vincent 2009 PNAS 106: Das & Vincent 2009 PNAS 106:

Das & Vincent – statistically evaluated competing hypotheses