Language: Chinese
1999; Hardcover;385×260 mm;
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The atlas consists of five disciplinary atlases: Geology and Geophysics, Chemistry, Biology, Hydrology and Climatology, covering the area between 20°40'N-41°30'N and 116°00'E--131°30' E. All the charts in this atlas were developed by using Mercator projection with 30°N as the standard parallel. The data used in compiling the atlas are taken from the marine data acquired on the basis of a great deal of surveys and investigations conducted by various marine research institutions, colleges and universities during the period from the founding of the People's Republic of China through 1987. A nationwide large scale marine survey was conducted as early as in 1958. In the subsequent 30 years, the State Oceanic Administration (SOA) of China and the relevant organizations, in the light of needs of national economic construction have successively carried out a large amount of marine survey, marine monitoring and marine scientific research on various scales and with substantial content in the surrounding waters of China, and obtained a great quantity of surveying and observational data, and rich scientific research result. This series reflects these achievements in marine survey. The First Institute of Oceanography, the Second Institute of Oceanography, the Third Institute of Oceanography, the Institute of Marine Scientific and Technological Information, the Institute of Marine Environmental Protection, the National Research Center for Marine Environmental Protection participate in the work of editing the atlas. It is the most comprehensive and the most systematic large basic marine atlas in China so far. It may provide a benefiting reference for institutes, universities and the concerned units of marine research, administration and production.
Volume 3. BIOLOGY
Editors in Chief : Zhang Jibiao, 278 Pages;
1991; Price US$125; Postage US$9 surface mail, US$37 airmail.
This atlas which shows a basic feature on marine biology for the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea, consists of 531 maps and figures. The final chart scale 1:7,000,000. The date used in the atlas have been collected from the following investigations: four cruises of investigation in the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea in summer and autumn of 1984, and winter and spring of 1985; four cruises of investigation in the sea to the west of the middle line of the Taiwan Strait in spring, summer, and autumn of 1984 and in winter of 1985(45 stations for primary productivity and plankton and 54 for benthos). Besides, the maps resulted form data of monthly investigation for plankton at 68 stations in the southern Yellow Sea, and the East China Sea from December 0f 1977 to November of 1978, have also been attached.
Table of Contents
1. Topographic Map; Chlorophyll a, Primary Productivity (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter)
2~5. Horizontal Distribution of mean Chlorophyll a in the Photic zone;
6~9. Horizontal Distribution of Chlorophyll a at the Surface Layer;
10~13. Horizontal Distribution of Chlorophyll a at the Depth of 10m;
14~17. Horizontal Distribution of Chlorophyll a at the Depth of 20m;
18~21. Horizontal Distribution of mean Chlorophyll a at the Depth of 35m;
22~23. Horizontal Distribution of mean Chlorophyll a at the Depth of 50m;
24~25. Horizontal Distribution of mean Chlorophyll a at the Depth of 75m ;
26~27. Horizontal Distribution of mean Chlorophyll a at the Depth of 100m;
28. Locations of the Sections for Chlorophyll a;
29~32. Vertical Distribution of Chlorophyll a;
33~37. Distribution of Primary Productivity (Annual Average, Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) Plankton (Phytoplankton) (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter)
39~42. Horizontal Distribution of Total Phytoplankton Abundance ;
43~46. Horizontal Distribution of Chaetoceros decipiens Cleve;
47~50. Horizontal Distribution of Chaetoceros lorenzianus Grunow ;
51~54. Horizontal Distribution of Nitzschia Pungens Grunow;
55~58. Horizontal Distribution of Thalassipnema nitzschoides Grunow;
59~62. Horizontal Distribution of Thalassiothrix frauenfelldii Grunow;
63~66. Horizontal Distribution of Ceratium fusus (Ehr.) Dujardim;
67~70. Horizontal Distribution of Noctiluca scientillans (Mac.) Kofoid & Swezy. Attached Maps--Monthly Horizontal Distribution of Phytoplankton in the Southern Yellow Sea and the East China Sea
72~73. Horizontal Distribution of Total Phytoplankton Abundance;
74~75. Horizontal Distribution of Chaetoceros decipiens Cleve;
76~77. Horizontal Distribution of Chaetoceros lorenzianus Grunow;
78~79. Horizontal Distribution of Nitzschia Pungens Grunow;
80~81. Horizontal Distribution of Thalassionema nitzschoides Grunow;
82~83. Horizontal Distribution of Thalassionema frauenfelldii Grunow;
84~85. Horizontal Distribution of Thalassionema subtilis Gran;
86~87. Horizontal Distribution of Ceratiym fusus Dujardim;
88~89. Horizontal Distribution of Noctiluca scientillans Kofoid & Swezy. Plankton (Zooplankton) (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter)
91~94. Horizontal Distribution of Total Zooplankton Biomass;
95~98. Horizontal Distribution of Liriope tetraphylla (Chamisso & Eysenhardt);
99~102. Horizontal Distribution of Lensia subtiloides lens & Van Riemsdijk;
103~106. Horizontal Distribution of Muggiaea atlantica Cunninghan ;
107~110. Horizontal Distribution of Sagitta nagae Alvarino;
111~114. Horizontal Distribution of Sagitta enflata Grassi;
115~118. Horizontal Distribution of Sagitta crassa Tokilka;
119~122. Horizontal Distribution of Calanus sinicus Brodsky;
123~126. Horizontal Distribution of Undinula vulgaris ;
127~130. Horizontal Distribution of Euchaeta plana Mori;
131~134. Horizontal Distribution of Labidocera euchaeta Giesbrecht;
135~138. Horizontal Distribution of Themisto gracilipes Norman;
139~142. Horizontal Distribution of Pseudeuphausia sinica Wang & Chen;
143~146. Horizontal Distribution of Euphausia nana Brinton;
147~150. Horizontal Distribution of Lucifer intermedius Hansen;
151~154. Horizontal Distribution of Thalia democratica Tokioka; Attached Maps--Monthly Horizontal Distribution of Zooplankton in the Southern Yellow Sea and the East China Sea.
156~157. Horizontal Distribution of Total Zooplankton Biomass;
158~159. Horizontal Distribution of Liriope tetraphylla;
160~161. Horizontal Distribution of Lensia subtiloides Lens & Van Riemsdijk;
162~163. Horizontal Distribution of Muggiaea atlantica Cunninghan;
164~165. Horizontal Distribution of Sagitta nagae Alvarino;
166~167. Horizontal Distribution of Sagitta enflata Grassi;
168~169. Horizontal Distribution of Euconchoecia maimai Tseng;
170~171. Horizontal Distribution of Calanus sinicus Brodsky;
172~173. Horizontal Distribution of Undinula vulgaris;
174~175. Horizontal Distribution of Euchaeta plana Mori;
176~177. Horizontal Distribution of Labidocera euchaeta Giesbrecht;
178~179. Horizontal Distribution of Hyperioides sibaginis Stebbing;
180~181. Horizontal Distribution of Pseudeuphausia sinica Wang & Chen;
182~183. Horizontal Distribution of Euphausia nana Brinton;
184~185. Horizontal Distribution of Lucifer intermedius Hansen;
186~187. Horizontal Distribution of Thalia democratica Tokioka; Benthos
189~193. Horizontal Distribution of Total Benthos Biomass (Annual Average, Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter);
194~198. Horizontal Distribution of Polychaeta Biomass;
199~203. Horizontal Distribution of Mollusca Biomass ;
204~208. Horizontal Distribution of Crustacea Biomass;
209~213. Horizontal Distribution of Echinodermata Biomass;
214~218. Horizontal Distribution of Total Benthos Density;
219~223. Horizontal Distribution of Polychaeta Density;
224~228. Horizontal Distribution of Mollusca Density;
229~233. Horizontal Distribution of Crustacea Density;
234~238. Horizontal Distribution of Echinodermata Density;
239. Distribution of Sternaspis scutata (Ranzani);
240. Distribution of Terebellides stroemii Sars;
241. Distribution of Aglaophamus dibranchis Grube;
242. Distribution of Lumbrineris latreilli Audouin & Mile-Edward;
243. Distribution of Yoldia notabillis Yokoyama;
244. Distribution of Raetellops pulchella (A.AAdams & Reeve);
245. Distribution of Xenophthalmus pinnotheroides White and Neoxenophthalmus obscurus (Henderson);
246. Distribution of Typhlocarinus nudus Stimpson;
247. Distribution of Amphioplus ancistrotus (H.L.Clark);
248. Distribution of Amphioplus depressus (Liungman) and Amphioplus japonicus Matsumoto;
249. Distribution of Ophiura kinbergi Ljungman;
250. Distribution of Ophiura sarsii Lutken.
