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DNA条形码技术在大亚湾游泳动物卵和幼体分类鉴定中的应用
张涛锂1, 李庆勇2, 张志敏1, 叶冠3, 钱宏标1, 林海强2
1.广东大亚湾水产资源省级自然保护区管理处;2.惠州市渔业研究推广中心;3.惠州市智鸿海洋科技有限公司
摘要:
为了解大亚湾核心区游泳动物卵和幼体的种类和数量,研究于2020年 5月和10月对大亚湾3个重要的游泳动物卵和幼体分布较为密集区域(27个站位)开展了定量取样调查。5月共采集卵和幼体1 660尾(粒),经COI鉴定分析,共鉴定出84种,隶属于4门11目48科64属,其中包含鱼类60种,虾类9种,蟹类12种,软体动物1种;10月共采集卵和幼体1 580尾(粒),经COI鉴定分析,共鉴定出62种,隶属于2门11目40科53属。其中包含鱼类47种,虾类10种,蟹类4种,虾蛄1种。对比历史数据,鉴定结果表明DNA 条形码技术是传统形态学强有力的补充,是一种准确的、规范化的、有效的物种鉴定工具。
关键词:  DNA条形码  大亚湾  游泳动物    幼体  分类鉴定
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Application of DNA Barcoding in Classification and Identification of Nekton Eggs and Larvae from Daya Bay Coastal
zhangtaoli1, liqingyong2, zhangzhimin1, yeguan3, qianhongbiao1, linhaiqiang2
1.Guangdong Daya Bay Aquatic Resources Provincial Nature Reserve Management Office;2.Huizhou Fishery Research and Extension Center;3.Huizhou Zhihong Marine Technology Co., Ltd.
Abstract:
In order to understand the species and quantity of nekton eggs and larvae in the core area of Daya Bay, a quantitative sampling survey was conducted in May and October 2020 in three areas (27 stations) where the distribution of nekton eggs and larvae was relatively dense. A total of 1 660 nekton eggs and larvae were collected in May. A total of 84 species were identified by COI analysis, belonging to 4 phyla, 11 orders, 48 families and 64 genera, including 60 species of fish, 9 species of shrimp, 12 species of crab and 1 species of mollusk. A total of 1580 eggs and larvae were collected in October. A total of 62 species were identified by COI analysis, belonging to 2 phyla, 11 orders, 40 families and 53 genera. There were 47 species of fish, 10 species of shrimps, 4 species of crabs and 1 species of mantis shrimps. Compare to historical data, our results demonstrate that being a powerful complement to traditional morphology, DNA barcoding is an accurate, standardized, and efficient tool for species identification, and possesses a broad prospect of application in fish biodiversity research
Key words:  DNA barcoding  Dayawan Bay  nekton  egg  larva  classification and identification