The tidal current is generally predominant in China's offshore areas. The vertical structure of the observedtidal current is quite complicated with the presence of seasonal thermocline. The observed tidal current ...The tidal current is generally predominant in China's offshore areas. The vertical structure of the observedtidal current is quite complicated with the presence of seasonal thermocline. The observed tidal current may be divided into two parts, an averaged barotropic tide current and a variation tide current. A method for studying the vertical structure of tidal current is developed from the constitution and distribution of energy, and the vertical structure of the observed tide current in the North Huanghai Sea is studied on the basis of the method. The result shows that the reason why the energy of the tidal current is concentrated on the neighbourhood of the thermocline mainly lies in the internal tides i under certain conditions, the fact that the direction of the internal tide current above the thermocline is opposite to the one below the thermocline will be able to cause the rotary directions of the observed tidal current above and below the thermocline to be in opposite. The interaction between the averaged barotropic and the variation tide current plays an important role in forming the vertical structure of the tidal current, and it is mainly the interaction that results in the inho-mogeneous distribution of the tide current energy in the entire water column ; the ratio between the total energies of the internal tide current above the thermocline and the variation tide current in the entire water column is greater than the ratio between the total energies of that below the thermocline and the variation's. In a strong internal tide area such as the neighbourhood of Station L4, at diurnal tide frequency, the above-mentioned corresponding ratios are about 38. 82% and 29. 88%, respectively, and the energy of the internal tide current is about 68. 70%of the energy of the variation tide current; at semidiurnal tide frequency, the above-mentioned corresponding ratios are about 26. 61 % and 19. 73% , respectively, and the total internal tide current energy is about 46. 36% of the total variation tide current energy.展开更多
The main objective of this study was to investigate toxic effects of the dinoflagellate Alexandrium species, on cladocera Moina mongolica in the laboratory. Ten strains of Alexandrium species, including Alexandrium ta...The main objective of this study was to investigate toxic effects of the dinoflagellate Alexandrium species, on cladocera Moina mongolica in the laboratory. Ten strains of Alexandrium species, including Alexandrium tamarense （AT-6, ATHK, ATCI02, ATCI03 and AT5-1）, A. catenella （ACDH）, A. affine （AC-1 and AS-1）, A. lusitanicum and A A. tamarense （ATHK, ATCI02 and AT5-1） and A minutum were tested. The results showed that affine （AC-1 and AS-1）, but not A. tamarense （AT-6 and ATCI02）, A. catenella （ACDH）, A. lusitanicum and A. minutum had significantly negative effects on the survival of M. mongoliea; when exposed to these ten strains of Alexandrium species in densities of 3 000 cells/cm^3 for 7 d, respecyively. M. mongolica could feed on A. tamarense （AT-6, ATHK, ATCI02, ATCI03 and AT5-1）, A. eatenella, A. lusitanieum and A. minutum, but exhibited little or no grazing on A. affine （AC-1 and AS-1）, based on the changes in gut pigment af- ter exposure to alga for 1 and 12 h. A. affine AC-1, which had the strongest toxicity on the survival of M. mongolica, was chosen to further study the negative effects on M. mongolica. The results showed that the effect of A. affine AC-1 on the survival of M. mongolica was density-dependent, and its lethal effects on one-day, two-day and three-day old M. mongolica were exacerbated with increasing age; The whole algal culture, re-suspended algal cells, cell fragments and cell contents all had adverse impacts on the survival of M. mongolica. Moreover, both juvenile numbers and life-span time of M. mongolica were decreased significantly when they were cultured in A. affine AC-1 of 10 and 50 cells/cm^3, combined with 3×10^6 cells/cm^3 of Chlorella spp., respectively. As a non-PSP producer, A. affine may produce other toxins, responsible for the strong negative effects on M. mongolica.展开更多
基金The project supported by National Natural science Foundation of China
文摘The tidal current is generally predominant in China's offshore areas. The vertical structure of the observedtidal current is quite complicated with the presence of seasonal thermocline. The observed tidal current may be divided into two parts, an averaged barotropic tide current and a variation tide current. A method for studying the vertical structure of tidal current is developed from the constitution and distribution of energy, and the vertical structure of the observed tide current in the North Huanghai Sea is studied on the basis of the method. The result shows that the reason why the energy of the tidal current is concentrated on the neighbourhood of the thermocline mainly lies in the internal tides i under certain conditions, the fact that the direction of the internal tide current above the thermocline is opposite to the one below the thermocline will be able to cause the rotary directions of the observed tidal current above and below the thermocline to be in opposite. The interaction between the averaged barotropic and the variation tide current plays an important role in forming the vertical structure of the tidal current, and it is mainly the interaction that results in the inho-mogeneous distribution of the tide current energy in the entire water column ; the ratio between the total energies of the internal tide current above the thermocline and the variation tide current in the entire water column is greater than the ratio between the total energies of that below the thermocline and the variation's. In a strong internal tide area such as the neighbourhood of Station L4, at diurnal tide frequency, the above-mentioned corresponding ratios are about 38. 82% and 29. 88%, respectively, and the energy of the internal tide current is about 68. 70%of the energy of the variation tide current; at semidiurnal tide frequency, the above-mentioned corresponding ratios are about 26. 61 % and 19. 73% , respectively, and the total internal tide current energy is about 46. 36% of the total variation tide current energy.
基金The Chinese Academy of Sciences Innovation Project under contract No. KZCX2-YW-208the National Nature Science Foundation of China under contract No. U0733006+1 种基金the National Basic Research Priorities Programme under contract No.2010CB428700the Leading Academic Discipline Project of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission under contract No. J50701(Marine Biology)
文摘The main objective of this study was to investigate toxic effects of the dinoflagellate Alexandrium species, on cladocera Moina mongolica in the laboratory. Ten strains of Alexandrium species, including Alexandrium tamarense （AT-6, ATHK, ATCI02, ATCI03 and AT5-1）, A. catenella （ACDH）, A. affine （AC-1 and AS-1）, A. lusitanicum and A A. tamarense （ATHK, ATCI02 and AT5-1） and A minutum were tested. The results showed that affine （AC-1 and AS-1）, but not A. tamarense （AT-6 and ATCI02）, A. catenella （ACDH）, A. lusitanicum and A. minutum had significantly negative effects on the survival of M. mongoliea; when exposed to these ten strains of Alexandrium species in densities of 3 000 cells/cm^3 for 7 d, respecyively. M. mongolica could feed on A. tamarense （AT-6, ATHK, ATCI02, ATCI03 and AT5-1）, A. eatenella, A. lusitanieum and A. minutum, but exhibited little or no grazing on A. affine （AC-1 and AS-1）, based on the changes in gut pigment af- ter exposure to alga for 1 and 12 h. A. affine AC-1, which had the strongest toxicity on the survival of M. mongolica, was chosen to further study the negative effects on M. mongolica. The results showed that the effect of A. affine AC-1 on the survival of M. mongolica was density-dependent, and its lethal effects on one-day, two-day and three-day old M. mongolica were exacerbated with increasing age; The whole algal culture, re-suspended algal cells, cell fragments and cell contents all had adverse impacts on the survival of M. mongolica. Moreover, both juvenile numbers and life-span time of M. mongolica were decreased significantly when they were cultured in A. affine AC-1 of 10 and 50 cells/cm^3, combined with 3×10^6 cells/cm^3 of Chlorella spp., respectively. As a non-PSP producer, A. affine may produce other toxins, responsible for the strong negative effects on M. mongolica.
