太平洋大青鲨种群结构及其管理策略评价研究
[Abstract]:The Great Green shark is the main target of tuna longline fishing. At the top of the marine food chain, it is an advanced nutrient in the marine ecosystem. It plays an important role in maintaining the balance of the marine ecosystem. With the increase of the human fishing pressure and the influence of climate change on the growth and distribution of the Great Green sharks, the Pacific Ocean has the influence on the growth and distribution of the Great Green sharks. The sustainable utilization of the resources of great green sharks is facing great challenges. In view of the great controversy in the study of the population structure of the Pacific Great Green shark, the result of the population resource assessment has great uncertainty. It is urgent to study the change of the population resources of the Great Green sharks under various uncertain conditions. Based on the sample of the set, the population structure of the Pacific Great Green shark was studied. Based on 3 different "real" population structures of single, double and compound populations, the fishery status of Pacific Great Green shark was simulated by Monte Carlo method. The residual yield model and the age structure model were used as the evaluation model, Fmsy (the maximum sustainable yield). The corresponding fishing mortality rate), 40/10 (the biomass of the oviposition group was 0.25 of the initial biomass), the constant fishing production and the constant fishing mortality were the fishing control rules. The effects of the single population structure and the double population structure on the change of the resources of the Pacific Great Green shark were evaluated. (1) (1) according to the 2011 -2014, Chinese tuna longline fishing boats were collected at 3 sampling sites in the Pacific Ocean. Using the Cytb and CO I genes, the diversity analysis of the genetic structure of the population genetic structure of the Pacific Great Green shark and the sequence of the CO I gene of the Pacific Great Green shark showed that 3 mutation sites were detected by two marker genes, respectively. The diversity analysis results of 4 haplotype.Cytb and CO I gene sequences were h=0.693, PI =0.00100 and h=0.624, and the diversity of PI =0.00126. haplotypes was higher and the nucleotide diversity was lower. The results of population neutral detection showed that Tajima 's D was a non significant positive value, while FU' S FU test was a significant negative value, population nucleotide mismatch distribution. The curve is obvious single peak, indicating the population expansion in the near future. The population expansion time of the Great Green shark has been estimated about 21-29 million years ago. The variance analysis of the population of the Great Green shark population showed that the variation mainly occurred in the population, and the variation in the population was very few (Cytb gene was 3.94%, CO I was 2.16%).3 In the FST analysis among the sample groups, the results of the 22 group analysis showed a non significant group differentiation. The results showed that there were extensive genetic exchanges between different geographical groups in the Pacific Great Green sharks, and there was no obvious genetic differentiation between groups. (2) according to the Chinese tuna longline scientific observer program from 2011 to 2014 Generalizedadditivemodels (gams) was used to analyze the relationship between biological traits (fork length, right fin angle length, feeding grade, sex and genotype) and environmental index (sea surface temperature, month, longitude and latitude). The results showed that the fork length was significantly related to the location of catch (longitude and latitude) and sex, There is a clear positive correlation with the sea surface temperature. On the whole, the eastern Pacific Great Green shark is larger than the population of the Western Pacific Great Green shark. The male is larger than the female. When the sea surface temperature is below 29 degrees, the fork length increases with the rise of the sea surface temperature. When the temperature rises above 29, the fork length decreases with the increase of temperature. The right fin length has a significant correlation with the sea surface temperature and the catch position, and has a positive correlation with the fishing month. On the whole, the right fin angle of the East Pacific sea shark is larger than the Western Pacific Great Green shark. The right fin angle of the Great Green shark caught in August and September is obviously greater than that of the research. The right fin angle of the Great Green shark caught in the other month is long. The sea surface temperature is from 27 to 29.3, and the right fin angle decreases with the increase of temperature. When the sea surface temperature is greater than 29.3, the right fin angle of the captured shark is larger. The right fin angle is not significantly related to the feeding grade and genotype. The understanding of shark population structure further explained the formation mechanism of different species structure hypothesis of Pacific Great Green shark. (3) using residual yield model as evaluation model, Monte Carlo method simulated Pacific Great Green shark fishery. Based on 3 group structure, combined with the study results of biological parameters of Pacific Great Green shark, fmsy, 40/10, constant capture Four fishing control rules for fishing output and constant death coefficient were used as management objectives, and the changes of the resources of the Pacific Great Green sharks were studied under 12 management strategies. The results showed that: 1) when the "real" population was a compound population, the relative error of the relative biomass and the fishing death coefficient of the population was higher than that of the 4 fishing control rules. Relative error of single and double population studies; 2) when the growth coefficient K increased, the relative error of biomass and fishing death coefficient increased; when the natural mortality increased, the relative error of biomass and fishing death coefficient became larger, indicating that the relative biological parameters of the Pacific Great Green shark were overestimated at the present stage; 3) 4 different kinds of fishing. In the control rules, the constant fishing mortality management goal led to the lower biomass of the Great Green shark population than the "true" bmsy, which could not effectively promote the sustainable utilization of the Pacific Great Green shark population; while the management target of fmsy and 40/10 could obtain higher total catch, but its resources would be lower than "real" bmsy. in the later period. In a short period of time, the sustainable utilization of the population of great green sharks can be achieved. However, with the passage of time, the biomass of the shark population decreases, which is not conducive to the long-term development of the Great Green shark fishery; the constant fishing output (2.3 x 107 tail) control rules can obtain a higher total catch, and its resources are gradually restored and maintain high biomass, and present a high biomass. In the 4 fishing control rules, the constant fishing production strategy is more conducive to the sustainable utilization of the Pacific Great Green shark population (4) the age structure model is used as the evaluation model, and the constant fishing yield is the fishing control rule, and the change of the resources of the Pacific Great Green shark under the different population structure conditions is studied. The results are as follows: 1) when the "real" population is a single population, the evaluation model can maintain a high population supplement with a single population structure and continue to rise. It is beneficial to the sustainable development of the Great Green shark. It is a scientific management strategy. When the model uses a double population structure, it may lead to the biomass of the supplemental population. When the "real" population is.2), when the "real" population is a double population, the evaluation model can maintain a high population supplement with a double population structure, and it will continue to rise, which is beneficial to the sustainable utilization of the Great Green shark. When the "real" population is slow down.3) when the "real" population is a compound population, the evaluation model uses a double population structure to maintain a stable population supplement (R=7.5 x 106). When the model uses a single population structure, the biomass of the supplemental group is higher than that of R0 in the short term. Drop.
【学位授予单位】:上海海洋大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:S931.1
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