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The Biodiversity of Tunicate (Ascidiacea) in the waters of Badi Island, Pangkajene Regency of South Sulawesi

International Journal of Applied Biology · Vol. 6 No. 1 (2022) · pp. 149–155

ISSN
2580-2119, 2580-2410
Published
2022-07-07
Publisher
Hasanuddin University
Language
en

Abstract

Tunicates belongs to Urochordate that inhibit coral reefs ecosystem. The uniqueness of the tunic can be seen from the body shape like a tube with 2 siphons and the body is covered by a protective layer known as the tunic. The present study aims to observe marine tunicate at waters of Badi Island, Pangkajene Regency, South Sulawesi. This research using the Belt Transect method with a length of 20 m and a width of 4 m at a depth of 5 m with 4 station points according to the wind directions. All tunicate inside transect was noted and identified. Identification was based on morphological characteristics. The result shows that there were 18 species of tunicates present in the coral reefs ecosystem of Badi Island.

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Dody PriosambodoAffiliation unknown3
Eva JohannesAffiliation unknown3
Willem MokaAffiliation unknown3
Crisnawati CrisnawatiAffiliation unknown1
Dody PrisambodoAffiliation unknown1
Slamet SantosoAffiliation unknown1
Marwa DevianaAffiliation unknown1
Rosana AgusAffiliation unknown1
Slamet SantosaHasanuddin University1
Jennyta Dhewi Darmansyah TanjungAffiliation unknown1
Olivia Datu ParungAffiliation unknown1
Elki Julianto PAffiliation unknown1
Muh. NurdinAffiliation unknown1
Andy NugrahaAffiliation unknown1
Zaraswati DwyanaAffiliation unknown1
Nenis SardianiHasanuddin University1
Riuh WardhaniAffiliation unknown1
As'adi AbdullahAffiliation unknown1
Risco B. GobelAffiliation unknown1
Serii LejabAffiliation unknown1
Apon Zaenal MustopaAffiliation unknown1
Mustika TuwoAffiliation unknown1
Baso ManguntungiAffiliation unknown1
Leggina Rezzy VanggyAffiliation unknown1

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