ArticleBiology2026
Seasonal Variation in Zooplankton Community Structure and Its Environmental Drivers in the Coastal Waters of Lanshan Port.
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Coastal port ecosystems serve as critical interfaces between marine environments and anthropogenic activities, yet zooplankton community dynamics in these transitional zones remain poorly understood. This study investigated seasonal variations in zooplankton assemblages and their environmental drivers in the coastal waters surrounding Lanshan Port, northern Yellow Sea, through quarterly field surveys spanning spring to winter. A total of 33 zooplankton species and 16 planktonic larval categories were identified, with Hydromedusa, Copepoda, and planktonic larvae comprising the three dominant groups. Marked seasonal disparities were observed in species richness (spring: 21 species and 11 larvae categories; winter: 8 species and 3 larvae categories), biomass (autumn: 333.7 mg/m
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