30691
Vallisneria 2003-2004
Data Set
Published / External
3954
Galveston Fisheries Ecology Projects
Project
Completed
2003
2005
2018
We compared nekton use of Vallisneria americana Michx. (submerged aquatic vegetation, SAV) with marsh shoreline vegetation and subtidal nonvegetated bottom (SNB) using a 1-m2 drop sampler in the oligohaline area of Barataria Bay, Louisiana. Mean densities of most abundant species were significantly different among six habitat types. Harris mud crab Rhithropanopeus harrisii, Ohio shrimp Macrobrachium ohione, blue crab Callinectes sapidus, daggerblade grass shrimp Palaemonetes pugio, white shrimp Litopenaeus setiferus (fall), rainwater killifish Lucania parva, naked goby Gobiosoma bosc, code goby Gobiosoma robustum (fall), speckled worm eel Myrophis punctatus (fall), and gulf pipefish Syngnathus scovelli (spring), were much more abundant, and species richness also was greater, in Vallisneria than over SNB. Vallisneria supported densities of most species that were similar to those in marsh vegetation, although naked goby and gulf pipefish were more abundant in Vallisneria, and speckled worm eel and saltmarsh topminnow Fundulus jenkinsi were more abundant in marsh. Within the Vallisneria bed, densities of Harris mud crab, rainwater killifish, and speckled worm eel were higher at sites near the marsh (SAV Inside Edge) than at sites more distant from the marsh (SAV Outside Edge), and Ohio shrimp (fall) densities were higher in the interior of the bed than along the edges. The mean size of blue crab was larger in marsh than Vallisneria and larger in Vallisneria than SNB. White shrimp did not differ in size among habitat types. Vallisneria beds may provide an important nursery habitat for young blue crab and white shrimp that use oligohaline estuarine areas. These SAV beds can provide an alternative structural habitat to emergent vegetation during periods of low water, because Vallisneria occurs in the subtidal and generally persists throughout the year on the Gulf coast. Species whose young thrive in low-salinity waters and also depend on structure would benefit most from Vallisneria habitat in estuaries.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the role of Vallisneria beds in providing nursery habitat for fishery species and other nekton.
Theme
CoRIS Theme
EARTH SCIENCE > Oceans > Marine Biology > Marine Invertebrates > Biomass
Theme
CoRIS Theme
EARTH SCIENCE > Oceans > Marine Biology > Marine Invertebrates > Census > Macroinvertebrates
Theme
NODC DATA TYPES
ANIMALS - INDIVIDUAL - MASS
Temporal
2002
Temporal
2003
Spatial
NODC SEA AREA NAMES
Gulf of Mexico
Instrument
1-m2 drop sampler
Southeast Fisheries Science Center
Miami
FL
USA
Location Of The Main Office Of The South East Fisheries Science Center
Data Set
Table (digital)
YSI Model 51B meter American Optical temperature-compensated refractometer meter stick HF Scientific Model DRT100B turbidimeter
N/A
1.14 m diameter drop trap
53009
Vallisneria_2003_2004_tblPenaeids.csv
Penaeid Data
Published / External
Completed
Table contains count, measurement, and weight information, if available, for penaeid shrimp only. If count = 0, a code of '-999' in measurement column indicates nothing to measure or weigh for given record or sample. If count ≥1, a code of '-999' in measurement column indicates damaged specimens that could not be measured for given taxon. Penaeid shrimp were not sub-sampled; all were measured if possible.
It was created by export of a sql server database
Data Table
Yes
Table contains count, measurement, and weight information, if available, for penaeid shrimp only. If count = 0, a code of -999 in measurement column indicates nothing to measure or weigh for given record or sample. If count =1, a code of -999 in measurement column indicates damaged specimens that could not be measured for given taxon. An empty column indicates parameter was not measured.
1
RECORD_ID_NUMBER
NUMBER
22
Yes
Yes
6
0
Active
System generated record number assigned to each data stream
2
PROJECTNAME
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Combination of assigned project name and year(s) study was conducted
3
SAMPLENUMBER
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Project acronym-year-sample number combination used to identify each data record
LWEINBER.SABINENWR1999_SAMPLES
4
TAXON
VARCHAR2
100
Yes
No
Active
Scientific name (any level) assigned under Linnaean system of classification
5
COUNT
NUMBER
22
Yes
No
38
0
Active
Number of individuals of a given taxon measured and/or unmeasured
6
TOTAL_LENGTH_IN_MM
NUMBER
22
No
No
5
1
Active
Specimen total length in millimeters as measured from tip of rostrum to tip of telson. Code -999 in length column indicates either no specimens of given taxon collected (count = 0) or a damaged specimen not measured. If sample was subsampled, code -999 in length column represents remaining number of specimens above subsample size not measured. If column empty, TL was not measured.
7
CARAPACE_LENGTH_IN_MM
NUMBER
22
No
No
5
1
Active
Specimen carapace length in millimeters as measured from anterior to posterior margins of carapace. Code -999 in length column indicates either no specimens of given taxon collected (count = 0) ; a damaged specimen not measured; or, carapace length was not measured for project. If sample was subsampled, code -999 in length column represents remaining number of specimens above subsample size not measured. Carapace length (excludes rostrum), unless stated otherwise in comments section. If column empty, CL was not measured.
8
IndividualMass_in_grams
NUMBER
22
No
No
7
4
Active
Weight of an individual shrimp, unless project comments or spreadsheet comments column state otherwise. If column empty, specimens were not weighed.
9
TOTALMASS_IN_GRAMS
NUMBER
22
No
No
7
4
Active
Total weight of all penaeids of a given taxon by sample, unless project comments or spreadsheet comments column state otherwise. If column empty, specimens were not weighed.
10
COMMENTS
VARCHAR2
255
No
No
Active
Optional general or specific comment about overall project or a given record
53010
Vallisneria_2003_2004_FishLength.csv
FishLength
Published / External
Completed
Table contains fish count and individual length information. If count = 0, a code of '-999' in measurement column indicates nothing to measure for given record or sample. If count ≥1, a code of '-999' in measurement column indicates damaged specimens unable to measure. If fish taxon was subsampled, code '-999' in measurement column refers to number of specimens above subsample size that were not measured. Empty length column indicates parameter was not measured.
This was created by export of a sql server database
No stations for 7, 25, 28, 29, 30 or 92, 93, 94, 95 collected. Length frequency distributions include up to 22 individuals measured per taxon at a given station. Under this original protocol, the largest and smallest specimens were located, removed, and measured first, then a subsample of up to 20 specimens were measured at random from the remainder of the sample.
Data Table
Yes
Table contains total count, size range, and weight by taxon and sample. If count = 0, a code of '-999' indicates nothing to measure or weigh for given record or sample. If count = 1 or ≥2 and measurement column has '-999' code, maximum and minimum length information may be available in Fish Length Table, but was not transferred to Fish Mass Table; or, may represent damaged specimens not measured for given taxon.
10
Record_ID_Number
Numeric
6
Yes
Yes
Active
System generated record number assigned to each data stream.
20
PROJECTNAME
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Combination of assigned project name and year(s) study was conducted
30
SAMPLENUMBER
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Project acronym-year-sample number combination used to identify each data record
40
TAXON
VARCHAR2
100
Yes
No
Active
Scientific name (any level) assigned under Linnaean system of classification
50
Count
Numeric
Yes
No
4
Active
Number of individuals of a given taxon measured and/or unmeasured. Unprocessed unit-free numbers.
60
Total_Length_in_mm
Numeric
No
No
5
1
Active
Specimen total length in millimeters. Code '-999' in length column indicates either no specimens of given taxon collected (count = 0) or a damaged specimen not measured. If sample was subsampled, a code of '-999' in length column indicates the remaining number of specimens above subsample size that were not measured. If column empty, TL was not measured.
mm
-999
no measurement taken/available
90
Standard_Length_in_mm
Numeric
5
No
No
1
Active
Specimen standard length in millimeters.
mm
120
COMMENTS
VARCHAR2
255
No
No
Active
Optional general or specific comment about overall project or a given record
53011
Vallisneria_2003_2004_InvertLength.csv
InvertLength
Published / External
Completed
Table contains fish count and individual length information. If count = 0, a code of '-999' in measurement column indicates nothing to measure for given record or sample. If count ≥1, a code of '-999' in measurement column indicates damaged specimens unable to measure. If fish taxon was subsampled, code '-999' in measurement column refers to number of specimens above subsample size that were not measured. Empty length column indicates parameter was not measured.
This was created by export of a sql server database
No stations for 7, 25, 28, 29, 30 or 92, 93, 94, 95 collected. Length frequency distributions include up to 22 individuals measured per taxon at a given station. Under this original protocol, the largest and smallest specimens were located, removed, and measured first, then a subsample of up to 20 specimens were measured at random from the remainder of the sample.
Specimens of minimum and maximum length, which represent size range, are included on this length table, and were not transferred to the 'Other Inverts' biomass/weight table.
Data Table
Yes
Table contains total count, size range, and weight by taxon and sample. If count = 0, a code of '-999' indicates nothing to measure or weigh for given record or sample. If count = 1 or ≥2 and measurement column has '-999' code, maximum and minimum length information may be available in Fish Length Table, but was not transferred to Fish Mass Table; or, may represent damaged specimens not measured for given taxon.
10
Record_ID_Number
Numeric
6
Yes
Yes
Active
System generated record number assigned to each data stream.
20
PROJECTNAME
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Combination of assigned project name and year(s) study was conducted
30
SAMPLENUMBER
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Project acronym-year-sample number combination used to identify each data record
40
TAXON
VARCHAR2
100
Yes
No
Active
Scientific name (any level) assigned under Linnaean system of classification
50
Count
Numeric
Yes
No
4
Active
Number of individuals of a given taxon measured and/or unmeasured. Unprocessed unit-free numbers.
60
Total_Length_or_Carapace_Width_in_mm
Numeric
No
No
5
1
Active
Total length (TL) or carapace width (CW, crabs only) depending on taxon.
mm
-999
no measurement taken/available
120
COMMENTS
VARCHAR2
255
No
No
Active
Optional general or specific comment about overall project or a given record
53012
Vallisneria_2003_2004_tblSamples.csv
Samples Data
Published / External
Completed
Table contains sample information including project name, sampling site, date, gear type, environmental, habitat, and vegetation data. A value of '-999' in any column indicates given parameter was not measured or information is not available for given record. Empty column indicates parameter was not measured.
No stations for 7, 25, 28, 29, 30 or 92, 93, 94, 95 collected. No plant biomass/weight data for any sample.
Data Table
Yes
Table contains sample information including project name, sampling site, date, gear type, environmental, habitat, and vegetation data. A value of '-999' in any column indicates given parameter was not measured or information is not available for given record. Empty column indicates parameter was not measured.
1
PROJECTNAME
Character
50
Yes
No
Active
Combination of assigned project name and year(s) study was conducted
2
SAMPLENUMBER
Character
50
Yes
Yes
Active
Generally, project acronym-year-sample number combination used to identify each data record
3
STUDYSITE
Character
60
No
No
Active
Name assigned to study site usually obtained from a local or regional map
4
SAMPLE_DATE
DATE
7
No
No
Active
Date of sample collection in Month/Day/Year format
5
SAMPLE_TIME
Character
8
No
No
Active
Time of sample collection in Hours:Minutes AM/PM format
6
GPSLATITUDE
NUMBER
22
No
No
38
4
Active
General latitude coordinates, often estimated, converted to decimal degrees.
7
GPSLONGITUDE
NUMBER
22
No
No
7
4
Active
General longitude coordinates, often estimated, converted to decimal degrees.
8
GearDescription
Character
100
Yes
No
Active
Description of gear user for sampling
9
AREASAMPLED
NUMBER
22
Yes
No
4
1
Active
Area sampled by gear and gear specific
10
FIELDSALINITY_IN_PPT
NUMBER
22
No
No
4
1
Active
Salinity recorded in the field in ppt
11
LABORATORYSALINITY_IN_PPT
NUMBER
22
No
No
4
1
Active
Salinity measured in the laboratory in ppt
12
WATERTEMPERATURE_IN_C
NUMBER
22
No
No
4
1
Active
Water temperature just below surface in °C
13
DISSOLVED_OXYGEN_IN_PPM
NUMBER
22
No
No
4
1
Active
Dissolved oxygen in ppm; equivalent to mg/L
14
TURBIDITY_IN_NTUS
NUMBER
22
No
No
4
1
Active
Turbidity generally in nephelometric turbidity units (NTUs)
15
DISTANCE_TO_MARSH_EDGE_IN_M
NUMBER
22
No
No
4
1
Active
Distance to Marsh Edge from middle of sampler in meters. Distance may be estimated visually, or measured with measuring tape, or by rangefinder.
16
DIST_TO_SEAGRASS_EDGE_IN_M
NUMBER
22
No
No
4
1
Active
Distance to Seagrass Edge from middle of sampler in meters. Distance may be estimated visually, or measured with measuring tape, or by rangefinder.
17
INSIDE_DEPTH_ONE_IN_CM
NUMBER
22
No
No
3
0
Active
First depth measurement inside sampler in centimeters
18
INSIDE_DEPTH_TWO_IN_CM
NUMBER
22
No
No
3
0
Active
Second depth measurement inside sampler in centimeters
19
INSIDE_DEPTH_THREE_IN_CM
NUMBER
22
No
No
3
0
Active
Third depth measurement inside sampler in centimeters, if available
20
INSIDE_DEPTH_FOUR_IN_CM
NUMBER
22
No
No
3
0
Active
Fourth depth measurement inside sampler in centimeters, if available
21
INSIDE_DEPTH_FIVE_IN_CM
NUMBER
22
No
No
3
0
Active
Fifth depth measurement inside sampler in centimeters, if available
22
GENERALHABITAT
Character
30
No
No
Active
Primary habitat level: General habitat type
23
PHYSICALHABITAT
Character
25
No
No
Active
Secondary habitat level: Physical habitat type that better describes General Habitat
24
DOMINANTPLANTSPECIES
Character
30
No
No
Active
Dominant taxon of vegetation present inside sampler or in nearby adjacent area
25
MARSHSEAGRASSTYPE
Character
25
No
No
Active
Tertiary habitat level: Describes sites as natural, created, restored, transplanted, or naturally revegetated
26
MISCDESCRIPTOR
Character
50
No
No
Active
Pertinent miscellaneous information about sample site, location, replicate number, etc., not elsewhere recorded for given record
27
GENERALHABITATCOMMENTS
Character
200
No
No
Active
General comments provided for clarification purposes
28
PLANTBIOMASS_IN_GRAMS
NUMBER
22
No
No
7
4
Active
Optional column used to indicate if method(s) to obtain vegetation weight, or the measurement unit differed from standard procedures.
29
PLANTWETBIOMASS_IN_GRAMS
NUMBER
22
No
No
7
4
Active
Vegetation weight in grams obtained after blotting plant material dry, if available
30
PLANTDRYBIOMASS_IN_GRAMS
NUMBER
22
No
No
7
4
Active
Air or oven-dried [dry or ash] weight in grams
31
STEMCOUNT
NUMBER
22
No
No
4
0
Active
Total or subsampled number of plant stems inside sampler (all taxa combined). Unprocessed unit-free numbers.
32
VEGCOVER
NUMBER
22
No
No
3
0
Active
Estimated percentage of bottom area inside sampler covered by vegetation
33
PLANTCOMMENTS
VARCHAR2
255
No
No
Active
Miscellaneous information on secondary vegetation types and other comments
53013
Vallisneria_2003_2004_tblInvertMass.cs
InvertMass
Published / External
Completed
Table contains taxon count, minimum and maximum length, and weight information for 'Other Invertebrates' (non-penaeid shrimp, crabs, etc.), if available. If count = 0, a code of '-999' indicates nothing to measure or weigh for given record or sample. If count = 1 or ≥2, and measurement column has '-999' code, maximum and minimum length information may be available in the Invert Length Table, but was not transferred to Invert Mass Table; or, may represent the number of damaged specimens not measured for a given taxon. An empty weight column indicates parameter was not measured.
.
It was created by export of a sql server database
No stations 7, 25, 28, 29, 30 or 92, 93, 94, 95 collected.
Specimens of minimum and maximum length, which represent the size range, are included on the 'Other Invertebrates' length table.
Data Table
Yes
Table contains taxon count and weight information for 'Other Invertebrates' (non-penaeid shrimp, crabs, etc.), if available. If count = 0, a code of '-999' indicates nothing to measure or weigh for given record or sample. Maximum and minimum length information may be available on the Invert Length Table, but was not transferred to the Invert Mass Table.
10
Record_ID_Number
Numeric
6
Yes
No
Active
System Generated sequential Key
20
PROJECTNAME
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Combination of assigned project name and year(s) study was conducted
30
SAMPLENUMBER
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Project acronym-year-sample number combination used to identify each data record
LWEINBER.SABINENWR1999_SAMPLES
40
TAXON
VARCHAR2
100
Yes
No
Active
Scientific name (any level) assigned under Linnaean system of classification
90
Maximum_Total_Length_or_Carapace_Width_in_mm
Numeric
No
No
5
1
Active
Minimum Total length or carapace width (CW; crabs only) of smallest individual in sample or subsample, by taxon.
mm
100
Minimum_Total_Length_or_Carapace_Width_in_mm
Numeric
No
No
5
1
Active
Minimum Total length or carapace width (CW; crabs only) of smallest individual in sample or subsample, by taxon.
mm
105
COUNT
NUMBER
22
Yes
No
38
0
Active
Number of individuals of a given taxon measured and/or unmeasured
110
TotalMass_in_grams
NUMBER
No
No
5
3
Active
Total weight of all individual(s) of given taxon by sample, usually in grams, unless noted otherwise in comments column. If column empty, specimens were not weighed.
gm
120
COMMENTS
VARCHAR2
255
No
No
Active
Optional general or specific comment about overall project or a given record
53014
Vallisneria_2003_2004_tblfishmass.csv
FishMass
Published / External
Completed
Table contains total count, size range, and weight by taxon and sample. If count = 0, a code of '-999' indicates nothing to measure or weigh for given record or sample. If count = 1 or ≥2 and measurement column has '-999' code, maximum and minimum length information may be available in Fish Length Table, but was not transferred to Fish Mass Table; or, may represent damaged specimens not measured for given taxon. Empty length or weight column indicates parameter was not measured.
.
It was created by export of a sql server database
No stations for 7, 25, 28, 29, 30 or 92, 93, 94, 95 collected.
Data Table
Yes
Table contains total count, size range, and weight by taxon and sample. If count = 0, a code of '-999' indicates nothing to measure or weigh for given record or sample. If count = 1 or ≥2 and measurement column has '-999' code, maximum and minimum length information may be available in Fish Length Table, but was not transferred to Fish Mass Table; or, may represent damaged specimens not measured for given taxon.
10
Record_ID_Number
Numeric
6
Yes
No
Active
System Generated sequential Key
20
PROJECTNAME
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Combination of assigned project name and year(s) study was conducted
30
SAMPLENUMBER
VARCHAR2
50
Yes
No
Active
Project acronym-year-sample number combination used to identify each data record
LWEINBER.SABINENWR1999_SAMPLES
40
TAXON
VARCHAR2
100
Yes
No
Active
Scientific name (any level) assigned under Linnaean system of classification
50
COUNT
NUMBER
22
Yes
No
38
0
Active
Number of individuals of a given taxon measured and/or unmeasured
60
Minimum_Total_Length_in_mm
Numeric
4
No
No
5
1
Active
Minimum total length of smallest individual in sample or subsample, by taxon.
mm
-999
no measurement taken/available
70
Minimum_Standard_Length_in_mm
Numeric
No
No
5
1
Active
Minimum standard length of smallest individual in sample or subsample, by taxon.
mm
90
Maximum_Total_Length_in_mm
Numeric
No
No
5
1
Active
Maximum total length of largest individual in sample or subsample, by taxon.
mm
100
Maximum_Standard_Length_in_mm
Numeric
No
No
5
1
Active
Maximum standard length of largest individual in sample or subsample, by taxon.
110
Mass_in_grams
NUMBER
No
No
5
3
Active
Total weight of all individual(s) of given taxon by sample, usually in grams, unless noted otherwise in comments column. If column empty, specimens were not weighed.
gm
120
COMMENTS
VARCHAR2
255
No
No
Active
Optional general or specific comment about overall project or a given record
53015
tblsamples_codes_values.csv
Samples Data -- Codes and Values Explained
Published / External
Completed
Explains Codes and Values In the Samples Data Table
Data Table
Yes
Provided tabular level metadata on related/underlying data table
10
Column
Character
250
Yes
No
Active
Names Of The Column Explained/Defined
20
Value
Character
100
Yes
No
Active
The actual Value in the data column
30
Description
Character
100
Yes
No
Active
Provides a more complete definition/decode of the value provided
Data Steward
2003
Person
Rozas, Lawrence P
Contact by email preferred.
Distributor
2003
Organization
Southeast Fisheries Science Center
SEFSC
75 Virginia Beach Drive
Miami
FL
33149
USA
(305)361-5761
https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/about/southeast-fisheries-science-center
About SEFSC
Online Resource
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EST
Contact by email preferred.
Metadata Contact
2003
Person
Rozas, Lawrence P
Contact by email preferred.
Point of Contact
2018
Person
Baumer, Tim J
tim.baumer@noaa.gov
4700 Avenue U
Galveston
TX
77551
409-766-3784
Contact by email preferred.
Ground Condition
-90.22225
-90.20159
29.52891
29.52784
Gulf Of Mexico
Range
2003
2004
Unclassified
The data will be available from a public web server once an access methodology has been developed.
None
2018
http://grunt.sefsc.noaa.gov/parr/30691.zip
2003
Organization
Southeast Fisheries Science Center
30691.zip
All data files and readme file are included in .zip file
csv (comma-separated values)
CSV - Comma Separated Values (Text)
Zip
Chked Viruses Inapp Content
Each sample was assigned a unique identification code. Field collected samples were tagged redundantly (e.g. one label inside of the collection vessel and a matching label attached to the outside of the vessel). The identifier and its associated information (e.g. date, location, habitat) was recorded on field data sheets. Once a sample arrived at the laboratory, the label remained with the sample throughout the various stages of sample processing. After data were entered into an Excel spreadsheet or similar database file, the information was printed out and compared against the field data sheets by two biologists. Corrections were made at this time and saved. The electronic file was also sorted and examined by the Lab Supervisor or other project personnel in a variety of ways to look for outliers, missing data, and other potential errors.
No
0
Yes
No
No
365
NCEI-MD
The data resides on a secure government network requiring multi-factor authentication for network access.
1
After sample collection, field data were entered into an Excel spreadsheet or database file (DBF) using database manager software. A text file was created to describe these data and associated variables. Entered data were checked against the field sheets by two biologists to minimize entry errors. Samples were processed in the laboratory, sorted, specimens identified and measured, and information was entered into an Excel spreadsheet or DBF file. Files were printed out and compared against original data sheets by two biologists for data entry errors. Corrections were made at this time, the electronic file was saved, and a back-up copy made. Hard copies of the QCd files were printed and stored in the project folder along with the original field and laboratory data sheets. The electronic file was also sorted and examined by the Lab Supervisor or other project personnel in a variety of ways to look for outliers, missing data, and other potential errors. Verified data files were then saved electronically on the Galveston Laboratory server and backed-up as needed.
Person
Ditty, James
Jim.Ditty@noaa.gov
4700 Avenue U
Galveston
TX
77551-5997
409-766-3782
409-766-3508
53008
Document
readme_30691.pdf
53010
Entity
Vallisneria_2003_2004_FishLength.csv
53011
Entity
Vallisneria_2003_2004_InvertLength.csv
53013
Entity
Vallisneria_2003_2004_tblInvertMass.cs
53009
Entity
Vallisneria_2003_2004_tblPenaeids.csv
53012
Entity
Vallisneria_2003_2004_tblSamples.csv
53014
Entity
Vallisneria_2003_2004_tblfishmass.csv
53015
Entity
tblsamples_codes_values.csv
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Southeast Fisheries Science Center
SEFSC
75 Virginia Beach Drive
Miami
FL
33149
USA
(305)361-5761
www.sefsc.noaa.gov
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EST
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