- •Types of ecosystems -
- •Coastal ecosystem –
- •1. Basic idea:
- •2. Significance and importance:
- •Ecological significance of the coastal plain in west bengal
- •Significance of the field study and its relation to coastal ecosystem
- •Conservation strategies of the coastal ecosystems
- •Climate of talsari
- •Brief topography of talsari
- •Method of the study and procedures
- •Procedure
- •Discussions about the vegetation and flora
- •The following data can be recorded for each quadrate
- •The data recorded from our quadrates
- •Chart on overall quadrate data
- •Calculation on species abundance Abundance– It is the community refers to the no. Of individuals of that species per unit area. It is calculated by –
- •Calculation on species frequency Species frequency – this involves calculating the percentage of quadrates that contain each plant species.
- •Method of the study
- •Further cheaklist on avifauna in talsari and their scientific name and range habitant
- •Photos avifauna studied at coastline area
- •Avifauna observed in the estuarine area is given as follows:-
- •A brief about crab
- •Ecology
- •Behavior
- •Significance of presence of claws in the body of crab
- •Objective of the study
- •Observations
- •Discussion about crab behavior
- •6 Crab interaction
- •7 Walking movement of crabs
- •Observations
- •Observations
- •Ecosystem analysis in details
- •Conclusion
- •Hoopoe bird (Upupa epops)
- •Bibliography
Calculation on species frequency Species frequency – this involves calculating the percentage of quadrates that contain each plant species.
Frequency (in %) = (no. of quadrates in which species occurred ) divided by (the total no. of quadrates studied ) x 100
SPECIES NAME |
SPECIES FREQUENCY |
Frequency (in %) = (no. of quadrates in which species occurred ) divided by (the total no. of quadrates studied ) x 100
|
1 CASUARINA SP |
[2÷3]×100 |
66.66 |
2 OPUNTIA SP |
[2÷3]×100 |
66.66 |
3 CALOTROPIS SP |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
4 AZADIRACHTA INDICA |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
5 SUEDA MARITIMA |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
6 SPINIFEX LITTOREUS |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
7 GRASS |
[2÷3]×100 |
66.66 |
8 OTU 1 |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
9 OTU2 |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
10 OTU3 |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
11 OTU4 |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
12 OTU5 |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
13 OTU6 |
[2÷3]×100 |
66.66 |
14 OTU7 |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
15 OTU8 |
[1÷3]×100 |
33.33 |
The above diagram showing the species frequency
AVIFAUNA STUDY AT TALSARI
Diversity of avifauna is one of the most important ecological indicators to evaluate the quality of habitats. Now-a-days, avifaunal diversity has been decreasing due to the destruction of natural habitats and human disturbances. Random destruction of natural habitats by cutting nesting trees and foraging plants for commercial use of woods and lands are the main factor responsible for narrow down in avian foraging habitat and their nesting sites. Thus, many species of birds may be forced to inhabit in the urban areas and constrain them to breed there. Birds are essential animal group of an ecosystem and maintain a trophic level. Therefore, detail study on avifauna and their ecology is important to protect them.
Avifauna i.e. birds form an Interesting part of biodiversity study to analyze the faunal behavior in coastal ecosystem. This is because of the following reasons:-
Fauna which generally include animals, both vertebrates and invertebrates are not that much prevalent in the coastal area of Talsari [except crabs] much of because of their habitant predominance and differences in climate.
Since birds are such type of exclusive species which show immense change in various morphological, anatomical and physiological features rapidly other than other animals, therefore they can be chosen ideally for study in coastal ecosystem.
Due to variation in climate, easy observations of their various activities can be observed specifically and this provides a way of good conclusions of the observations.
Geography, topography and climate of Talsari had already been mentioned in the Quadrate study in the field report.
