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Seagrass Diversity and Dugong Habitats by Rahvania Salsabila is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The study investigates seagrass diversity and dugong presence in North Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi, revealing seven seagrass species with an average cover of 61.73%. Dugongs, which primarily feed on seagrass, are facing population declines due to habitat destruction and anthropogenic factors. The research highlights the relationship between specific seagrass types and dugong feeding tracks, emphasizing the ecological importance of seagrass beds in supporting marine life and local fisheries.
- Author
- Rahvania Salsabila
- Language
- EN