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动物学研究 2006
Factor-analysis on Habitat-selection of the Avian Community at the Artificial Wetlands Behind the Chongming Dongtan Seawall During Winter and Spring
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Abstract:
From December 2004 to May 2005, an avian study was undertaken in the artificial wetlands of 200-ha area behind the 1998's seawall in Chongming Dongtan, Shangh ai. A total of 56 bird species of 8 orders and 15 families were counted in the w inter of 2004, and the dominant species were waterbirds and shorebirds; 55 speci es of 10 orders and 19 families were counted in the spring of 2005, which were d ominated by shorebirds. Meanwhile, the environmental factors including water lev el, water area, vegetation coverage, macrobenthos density, fishing status and hu man disturbance were measured quantitatively. Based on multi-regression analysi s between bird community and environmental variables, the results indicated that in winter, the vegetation coverage positively correlated with bird species abun dance; the water level, water area and fishing status impacted on the bird numbe r and diversity of species, genus and family; and the macrobenthos density affec ted the number and evenness of birds. In spring, the water area had positive rel ationship with bird species abundance, but the water level became a negative fac tor on the bird species abundance and number; the birds species diversity and ev enness were affected by water level, water area and vegetation coverage; macrobe nthos density correlated with bird diversity positively. The research could not prove that the fishing activities produced a significant impact on the bird comm unity.