해양생물다양성의 유지/보전/복원을 위한 분자적 연구

Title
해양생물다양성의 유지/보전/복원을 위한 분자적 연구
Alternative Title
Molecular approaches for management/conservation/restoration of marine biodiversity
Author(s)
염승식
KIOST Author(s)
Yum, Seung Shic(염승식)
Alternative Author(s)
염승식
Publication Year
2005-12-09
Abstract
Living organisms are affected by various kinds of environmental factors originated from chemical, physical or biological sources. The speciation and species extinction are natural processes and closely related to adaptability of certain species against these factors. (Certain level of biodiversity has been maintained by cycling of these two opposite mechanisms.) However, increment of human activities accelerates the environmental changes and the rapid environmental changes deprive the chance to adapt to the changed environments from the organisms and a large number of species are fading away from the earth. (This phenomenon leads severe loss of species diversity.) Neither the environmental change nor biological process is a simple issue. Therefore, sophisticated and integrated speculation on biotic and abiotic matters is necessary to understand and overcome the decrease of biodiversity. The following is an example of phased research plan for environment and biodiversity recovery; i) the elements of environmental changes should be probed and precisely analyzed, ii) the responses of organisms against the changes should be considered and detected, iii) chemical and physical changes of environments and the fates of certain organisms in the future should be predicted, iv) the strategies for conservation and restoration should be established under the prediction. In this presentation, the research projects related to marine environment assessment and marine biodiversity, which follow the above serial steps, will be introduced.
URI
https://sciwatch.kiost.ac.kr/handle/2020.kiost/31174
Bibliographic Citation
해양생물 다양성 및 보전생태 연구회 2005 추계 심포지엄, pp.36 - 42, 2005
Publisher
해양생물 다양성 및 보전생태 연구회
Type
Conference
Language
English
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