Seasonal Spatial Distribution and Migration Patterns of the Shrimp <i>Parapenaeus fissuroides</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Habitat Area Change Under Climate Scenarios.

ABSTRACT: Shrimp populations are threatened by overfishing and climate change. Despite this, there are limited studies on the variations in biomass, number, and size of Eastern Neptune rose shrimp, Parapenaeus fissuroides, in different fishing grounds across seasons in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas of China, as well as habitat area change under different climate scenarios. In this study, the data was obtained from the bottom trawling surveys conducted from November 2018 to September 2019 at 26.5-35° N 120-127° E. We found that the major cohorts were concentrated at depths of 70-110 m in spring and summer, 80-90 m in autumn, and 60-100 m in winter. The greatest abundance was observed at sea bottom temperatures of 18-20 °C in spring, 18-21 °C in summer, 19-22 °C in autumn, and 17-19 °

SUBMITTER: Xu M 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12729836 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature