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dc.contributor.advisor | 陳國勤(Benny Kwok-Kan Chan) | |
dc.contributor.author | Wei-Chun Hsu | en |
dc.contributor.author | 徐維駿 | zh_TW |
dc.date.accessioned | 2021-06-17T08:13:36Z | - |
dc.date.available | 2019-08-18 | |
dc.date.copyright | 2019-08-18 | |
dc.date.issued | 2019 | |
dc.date.submitted | 2019-08-14 | |
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dc.description.abstract | 珊瑚共生藤壺(coral-inhabiting barnacle)為塔藤壺科(Family Pyrgomatidae)的成員,與石珊瑚共生。珊瑚藤壺的基部與外殼,是與珊瑚共生的重要結構。基部能與珊瑚骨骼共同生長使藤壺不會被珊瑚覆蓋而死亡,外殼則可以保護藤壺柔軟的身體。兩者的生長可能會受到不同宿主珊瑚的影響,在外殼與基部出現不同的生長比例。
本研究欲探討珊瑚共生藤壺的外殼與基部生長關係與形態,於藤壺不同年齡、同株宿主不同位置、不同宿主之間的表型可塑性。研究方法以水肺潛水採集珊瑚藤壺,紀錄藤壺及宿主珊瑚種類。另將珊瑚切片以X光影像,分析其密度差異,量測珊瑚生長速度,並估計藤壺的年齡。以電子游標尺量測藤壺殼長及基部深度,以殼長(x)基部深度(y)得迴歸線斜率,比較藤壺於不同年齡或不同宿主之生長變化。再以基部深度/殼長比值分別顯示外殼與基部於不同年齡、不同宿主之形態差異。 本研究共鑑定出11種珊瑚藤壺,取自14種宿主珊瑚。藤壺外殼與基部在不同年齡的生長關係,可分為兩類群:離板藤壺屬(Cantellius)與其他類群(包含宋氏高柱藤壺(Cionophorus soongi)、連達氏藤壺(Darwiniella conjugatum)、雄偉貴藤壺(Nobia grandis))。在離板藤壺屬類群於不同年齡基部與外殼生長關係沒有明顯變化,於0-1年與>1年殼長與基部深度支迴歸線斜率相似,外殼與基部皆共同生長。在其他藤壺類群,0-1年殼長與基部深度之迴歸線斜率較>1年之斜率低,顯示在0-1年時主要增長外殼,在>1年則傾向增長基部。而在基部與外殼的形態差別上,所有珊瑚藤壺皆會隨著年齡的增長,而有較長的基部比例。 珊瑚藤壺於不同生長位置、不同形態、不同種類之宿主珊瑚,在基部與外殼生長皆具有表型可塑性。次離板藤壺(Cantellius secundus)生長於分枝形軸孔珊瑚(Acropora sp.)頂端或側邊。生長於珊瑚頂端之藤壺,較傾向生長基部,有較長的基部。真離板藤壺(Cantellius euspinulosum)生長於三種不同形態之微孔珊瑚上(Porites)宿主,生長於團塊形微孔珊瑚的藤壺,較其他兩種宿主珊瑚上,傾向於生長基部。而雄偉貴藤壺(Nobia grandis)中生長於正腔紋珊瑚與棘杯珊瑚上較傾向生長基部;生長於真葉珊瑚則傾向生長外殼。 此外,雄偉貴藤壺除了基部與外殼生長之表型可塑性,亦發現雄偉貴藤壺外殼、蔓足、殼口膜於不同的宿主間具有形態差異。分子親緣關係(CO1基因)結果,雄偉貴藤壺可分為4個支系,在每個支系藤壺皆可發現兩種以上之宿主珊瑚,顯示雄偉貴藤壺分化的現象受到宿主差異的影響較小。而形態與生長的差異,是因宿主不同所產生的表型可塑性。 本研究顯示藤壺於不同年齡基部與外殼生長的變化,以及於不同宿主的表型可塑性,皆可使珊瑚藤壺應對複雜的宿主珊瑚,能提高其適應度,對於珊瑚藤壺具有重要的生態意義。 | zh_TW |
dc.description.abstract | Coral-inhabiting barnacles are obligatory symbionts of scleractinian corals and fire corals. They belong to the superorder Thoracica, order Sessilia, family Pyrgomatidae. Coral-inhabiting barnacles have modified form of bases and shells. The base of barnacles are embedded with coral skeleton together, and vertical extension of barnacles can prevent the barnacles from being overgrowth by coral. The shell can protect the soft body of barnacle from predators and overgrowth by coral. Due to the differences in growth rates and morphological forms of host corals, the growth pattern of coral barnacles might be affected by the corals.
The purpose of this study was to examine the growth pattern of shell and base of coral barnacles with different ages and among in different location on the same coral host, and among different species of host corals. Coral-inhabiting barnacles were collected from host corals by SCUBA diving and identified using morphological and molecular methods. Shell length and base depth were measured by electronic vernier scale. To examine the variation of base and shell growth among different barnacle age and hosts, relationship of base depth and shell length was analyzed using linear regression. Slopes of the regression line of base depth/ shell length relation was determined. The ratio of base depth and shell length among different age and hosts was compared to determine the morphological change. We found 11 coral-inhabiting barnacle species in 14 host coral species. The growth pattern of shell and base differed among barnacles with different ages. According to the pattern of base and shell relationships, all the coral barnacles can be divided two groups. One group included the genus Cantellius, the other group included various genus including Cionphorus soongi, Darwiniella conjugatum, Nobia grandis. In Cantellius, barnacle in age 0-1 and >1 year had similar base and shell regression slope, suggesting that the growth pattern of shell and base were not different between ages. In contrast, in the other group of barnacles, their regression slope of the base depth/ shell length regression line varied between different ages. The slope of the base depth/ shell regression line in 0-1 age was lower than in >1 age, suggested the growth rate of shell was faster than the base during the first year after settlement. After first year, shell grew slowly than base. Compared the variation of ratio base/ shell among age groups, all of the coral barnacles have longer proportion of base as barnacles grew older. Our results suggested that coral barnacles with different ages, living in different coral hosts and different locations on the hosts showed phenotypic plasticity, as indicated by different base and shell growth. Cantellius secundus barnacles lived in coral Acropora sp. and found that barnacles living on the top of coral colonies had deeper base and bigger shell than those from the lateral branch. Cantellius euspinulosum inhabited in three different Porites corals with different growth forms. Compared barnacles living in encrusting or columnar corals, barnacles living in massive coral tend to have higher proportion in base growth rate. Nobia grandis tended to grow deeper base when they inhabiting in corals Coeloseris mayeri and Galaxea sp., while they tended to grow larger shell when lived in coral Euphyllia sp.. Morphology of shell, cirrus, aperture frill varied between the barnacles Nobia grandis among host species. Hence, we used the CO1 gene to analyze the genetic relationship between barnacles from different host corals. Results indicated that N. grandis can be divided in to four major clades in phylogenetics tree. There are over two species of host corals in each clade. The genetic differentiation of N. grandis is less affected by the difference in the host coral species . The variations in growth rate and form among coral hosts might be the possible cause. The phenotypic plasticity allow coral barnacles to adapt to the diverse coral hosts, thus essential for the survival of coral barnacles with the living coral host together. | en |
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dc.description.tableofcontents | 目錄
致謝………………………………………………………………………………...……………………I 摘要……………………………………………………………………………...………………………I Abstract……………………………………………………………………………...…………………IV 目錄………………………………………………………………………………………….…………VI 表目錄…………………………………………………………………………………………….……XI 圖目錄…………………………………………………………………..……………………………XIV 壹、前言……………………………………………………………………………………..…………1 一、 引言………………………………………………………………………………………………1 二、 藤壺簡介…………………………………………………………………………………………2 三、 珊瑚共生藤壺……………………………………………………………………………………4 (一) 珊瑚共生藤壺的分類階層…………………………………………………….…………………4 (二) 珊瑚共生藤壺的形態………………………………………………………….…………………5 (三) 珊瑚共生藤壺的適應性構造……………………………………………………….……………5 (四) 珊瑚共生藤壺的附著過程與生長變化………………………………………….………………7 (五) 珊瑚共生藤壺的年齡估算與宿主珊瑚生長速度的測量方法探討………………………….…8 (六) 珊瑚共生藤壺的宿主專一性與表型可塑性…………………………………………….………9 四、表型可塑性………………………………………………………………………………………10 (一) 定義與發展…………………………………………………………...…………………………10 (二) 表型可塑性在生態學領域之研究………………………………………………………………11 (三) 表型可塑性在演化學領域之研究………………………………………...……………………14 (四) 珊瑚礁共生物種的表型可塑性…………………………………...……………………………16 五、研究目的…………………………………………………………………………………………19 貳、材料與方法………………………………………………………………………………………20 一、 標本採集與保存…………………………………..……………………………………………20 二、 珊瑚共生藤壺與宿主珊瑚的分類………………………………………………………..……20 (一) 珊瑚藤壺………………………………...………………………………………………………20 (二) 宿主珊瑚的形態鑑定………………………………………...…………………………………23 三、 測量珊瑚藤壺外殼長度與基部深度………………………………………………..…………23 四、估算珊瑚藤壺的年齡……………………………………………………………………………23 (一) 分析X光影像推測宿主珊瑚之生長速度…………………………………..…………………23 (二) 估算珊瑚藤壺在宿主珊瑚上的年齡……………………………………...……………………24 五、統計方法分析珊瑚藤壺的外殼與基部生長與形態……………………………………………24 (一) 藤壺於不同年齡之外殼與基部生長關係……………………………………...………………24 (二) 藤壺於不同年齡之形態差異…………………………………………………………...………25 (三) 藤壺於同一株宿主之不同生長位置外殼與基部生長關係與形態………………………...…25 (四) 藤壺於不同種宿主珊瑚之外殼與基部生長關係與形態…………………………...…………26 六、分析雄偉貴藤壺於不同種宿主珊瑚的親緣關係………………………………………………26 參、結果………………………………………………………………………………………………28 一、珊瑚藤壺與宿主珊瑚的鑑種……………………………………………………………………28 二、不同年齡的珊瑚藤壺在同種宿主之外殼與基部生長與形態…………………………………28 (一) 尖離板藤壺生長於粗短軸孔珊瑚………………………………………………...……………28 (二) 蒼離板藤壺生長於鹿角珊瑚……………………………………………………...……………29 (三) 離板藤壺生長於同孔珊瑚………………………………………………...……………………29 (四) 宋氏高柱藤壺生長於星孔珊瑚………………………………………………………...………29 (五) 連達氏藤壺生長於砂細菊珊瑚…………………………………………………...……………30 (六) 印度嘉氏藤壺生長於小碓珊瑚…………………………………………...……………………31 (七) 斯氏洪氏藤壺生長於星孔珊瑚………………………………………………………...………31 (八) 寬楯藤壺生長於艾氏角星珊瑚………………………………………………………...………32 (九) 真離板藤壺生長於表覆形的團塊微孔珊瑚……………………………...……………………32 (十) 真離板藤壺生長於柱狀形的地衣微孔珊瑚………………………………………………...…33 (十一) 真離板藤壺生長於團塊形的聯合微孔珊瑚………………………………………...………33 (十二) 雄偉貴藤壺生長於真葉珊瑚………………………………………………...………………34 (十三) 雄偉貴藤壺生長於棘杯珊瑚………………………………………………………...………34 (十四) 雄偉貴藤壺生長於正腔紋珊瑚……………………………………………………...………35 三、珊瑚藤壺於同一株宿主不同生長位置外殼與基部生長與形態………………………………35 四、珊瑚藤壺於不同宿主珊瑚種類外殼與基部生長與形態………………………………………36 (一) 真離板藤壺生長於不同形態的微孔珊瑚………………………………...……………………36 (二) 雄偉貴藤壺生長於不同種的宿主珊瑚……………………………………...…………………37 五、雄偉貴藤壺於不同宿主的親緣關係……………………………………………………………38 肆、討論………………………………………………………………………………………………39 一、珊瑚共生藤壺與其宿主珊瑚的物種鑑別………………………………………………………39 二、不同年齡對珊瑚共生藤壺基部與外殼生長與形態之影響……………………………………39 三、珊瑚共生藤壺的宿主專一性……………………………………………………………………41 四、珊瑚共生藤壺的壽命與宿主專一性之關聯……………………………………………………41 五、測量珊瑚生長速度的方法探討…………………………………………………………………42 六、不同生長位置對珊瑚共生藤壺生長與形態基部與外殼之影響………………………………43 七、不同宿主種類對珊瑚共生藤壺基部與外殼生長與形態之影響………………………………44 (一) 不同生長形態的微孔珊瑚對真離板藤壺生長與形態之影響……………………………...…44 (二) 不同物種的宿主珊瑚對雄偉貴藤壺生長與形態之影響………………………………...……45 八、探討雄偉貴藤壺於不同宿主珊瑚之分子親緣關係……………………………………………46 九、珊瑚藤壺的適應機制-外殼與基部生長的表型可塑性………………………………………47 結論……………………………………………………………………………………………………48 伍、參考文獻…………………………………………………………………………………………49 附錄……………………………………………………………………………………….…………171 一、萃取DNA的步驟……………………………...………………………………………………171 二、操作ImageJ將X光影像轉換成灰度圖步驟………………………..………………………172 三、本研究使用標本名錄及分析基因序列………………………………………..………………173 | |
dc.language.iso | zh-TW | |
dc.title | 珊瑚共生藤壺於不同年齡、珊瑚宿主之位置及宿主物種間之表型可塑性 | zh_TW |
dc.title | Phenotypic plasticity of coral-inhabiting barnacles: variations among age, locations on hosts and host species | en |
dc.type | Thesis | |
dc.date.schoolyear | 107-2 | |
dc.description.degree | 碩士 | |
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee | 戴昌鳳(Chang-Feng Dai),林秀瑾(Hsiu-Chin Lin),識名信也(Shikina Shinya) | |
dc.subject.keyword | 表型可塑性,珊瑚藤壺,共生,塔藤壺科,石珊瑚, | zh_TW |
dc.subject.keyword | phenotypic plasticity,coral-inhabiting barnacle,symbiosis,Family Pyrgomatidae,scleractinian coral, | en |
dc.relation.page | 175 | |
dc.identifier.doi | 10.6342/NTU201903640 | |
dc.rights.note | 有償授權 | |
dc.date.accepted | 2019-08-15 | |
dc.contributor.author-college | 生命科學院 | zh_TW |
dc.contributor.author-dept | 生態學與演化生物學研究所 | zh_TW |
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