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Fig. 1 Rarefaction curves of natural algal (a) and ATS system algal (b), and Shannon curves of natural algal (c) and ATS system algal (d)
Fig. 2 Distributions of dominant alga on the genus level
Fig. 3 Heatmap of the algal community on the genus level
Fig. 1 Planting location (black star), fruit and seeds of Enhalus acoroides in Li’an Lagoon
Fig. 2 Planting unit of Enhalus acoroides seeds: a) grasshopper cage, b) planting unit by mesh bag protection and c) planting plot
Fig. 3 The bitten seeds of Enhalus acoroides in the fish traps
Fig. 4 Variation in seedling height of Enhalus acoroides
Tab. 1 PCR primers information for different ribosomal RNA gene fragments and Genbank accessions
Fig. 1 Comparison of different types of four ribosomal RNA gene fragments from Crossorhombus kobensis with four species from family Bothidae. a) Three types of 18S rDNA; * showed the indel sites and differential sites among Types A, B and C; b) two types of 28S rDNA; * showed the indel sites in Type A and Type B; c) two types of ITS1 sequences; the grey shadow presents deleted fragments in Type B; d) two types of ITS2 sequences; the loci with underlines were microsatellites. A. mac presented A. macrolophus; C. azu presented C. azureus; E. gra presented E. grandisquama; L. gal presented L. gallus
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Tab. 2 Information of ribosomal RNA gene sequences in Crossorhombus kobensis genome
Fig. 2 The cluster trees constructed based on 18S rDNA (a), 28S rDNA (b), ITS1 (c), and ITS2 (d) sequences in Crossorhombus kobensis by neighbor-joining method. Numbers on internal branches indicate support values (≥50%)
Fig. 3 The recombination patterns of ribosomal RNA genes in C. kobensis. a) Four recombination types of 18S rDNA; b) one recombination type of 28S rDNA; c) three recombination types of ITS1. Type A was presented by black; Type B was presented by dark dot; Type C was presented by vertical lines
Fig.1 The central western South China Sea, and sampling stations
Tab. 1 The length range, δ¹³C value, δ¹⁵N value, and trophic level (TL) of fishery organisms in the central western South China Sea
Fig. 2 Stable isotope biplots of δ¹³C and δ¹⁵N values of major fishery species in the central western South China Sea
Tab. 2 Stable isotope metrics values of main fishery in the central western South China Sea
Fig. 3 The trophic levels of major fishery species in the central western South China Sea
Tab. 3 Different body length (mantle length) of fishery biological trophic level ( TL)
Tab. 1 Microanalysis instruments for single-grain detrital minerals

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