Data Object Description
Identifier:ERDP-2020-23.1.1
Name:Traits_Tidal_Flat_Benthos_NW_Pacific_Japan_traitdatabase_v9_clean
Description:List of the values of the traits species by species.
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Object Name:Traits_Tidal_Flat_Benthos_NW_Pacific_Japan_traitdatabase_v9_clean.csv
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Name1045 / 10451047 / 10471060 / 10601070 / 10701080 / 10801090 / 10901100 / 11001110 / 11101170 / 11701171 / 11711171 / 11711310 / 13101330 / 13301390 / 13901372 / 13721374 / 13741376 / 13761378 / 13781480 / 14801520 / 15201530 / 15301560 / 15601590 / 15901640 / 16401660 / 16601700 / 17001720 / 17201740 / 17401760 / 17601770 / 17701810 / 18101790 / 17901930 / 19301970 / 19702000 / 20002010 / 20102020 / 20202030 / 20302040 / 20402050 / 20502070 / 20702130 / 2130
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DefinitionIdentical number in this data setAphia ID used in the WORMSKingdomPhylum names based in WORMS. Sipuncula was modified to Annelida (Sipuncula).Class names based in WORMS. Although Polychaeta contains multiple class the name Polychaeta was used as is.OrderFamilySpecies Name1. Cosmopolitan, 2. Western Pacific(Edge of approx. S-N)(Edge of approx. W-E)Numerical value of average or range from low to high1 frequently dominant, 2 sometimes dominant, 3 not dominant, but numerous, 4 rare, 5, very rareEstimated average from any of latter size information 1. <1 cm, 2. 1-2.5 cm, 3. 2.5-5 cm, 4. 5-10 cm, 5. >10 cm, 5. >50 cm1. <1 cm, 2. 1-2.5 cm, 3. 2.5-5 cm, 4. 5-10 cm, 5. >10 cm, 5. >50 cm1. <1 cm, 2. 1-2.5 cm, 3. 2.5-5 cm, 4. 5-10 cm, 5. >10 cm, 5. >50 cm1. <1 cm, 2. 1-2.5 cm, 3. 2.5-5 cm, 4. 5-10 cm, 5. >10 cm, 5. >50 cmOriginal data extracted from papers and booksCategory (1. Terrestrial, 2. Water surface, 3. Water column, 4. Bottom surface, 5. Shallow substratum, 6. Deep substratum)The depth at the habitat substrate for benthic species (category): 1. 0 cm, 2. 1-10 cm, 3. 10-30 cm, 4. >30 cm1. Permanent attachment/Basically attached, 2. Burrower, 3. Drifter, 4. Swimmer, 5. Crawler, 6. Temporary attachment,Type of habitat landscape (Category): 1. Tidal flats, 2. Rocky reef, 3. Sandy beach, 4. Seagrass or seaweed Bed, 5. Subtidal, 6. Estuary, 7. Salt marsh, 8. Swamp, 9. River (freshwater)Substratum types (Category): 1. Rock, 2. Boulders, 3. Gravel, 4. Sand, 5.Sand-Mud, 6, Silt, 7. Mud, 8. Seagrass, 9. Biogenic reef, 10. Algae, 11. Terrestrial plant, 12. Salt marshResistance to disturbances caused by waves and wind. It was assumed by the waves and wind strength the habitat: 1. Highly sensitive, 2. Moderately sensitive, 3. TolerantSuitable salinity (based on Venice System):1. Mixoeuhaline(30-40),2. Polyhaline (18-30), 3. Mesohaline (5-18), 4. Oligohaline(0.5-5), 5. Fresh water or terrestorial (0).Category (1. Opportunistic, 2. Several per year, 3. Annual (once a year) or less)Life of up to breeding: Category (1. >1 year, 2. <1 year)Maximum life span in natural environment: 1. <1 year, 2. 1-5 years, 3. >5 yearsType of egg or larvae dispersion : 1 Direct development, 2 Floating occurs (eggs), 3 Floating occurs (larvae), 4 Benthic (eggs, fry), 5 Benthic (larvae), 6 Egg embryonic1. Separate eggs, 2. Egg sac1. Spring, 2. Summer, 3. Autumn, 4. Winter, 5 Not fixed, 1:3. Spring and Autumn (*Spring: Mar-May, summer: Jun-Aug., fall: Sep-Nov., winter: Dec-Feb.)1. Veliger, 2. Zoea larvae, 3. Trochophore larvae, 4. Other types of larvae1. Primary Producer, 2. Predator, 3. Surface deposit feeder (sediments are prey), 4. Deep deposit feeder (lower sediment prey), 5. Grazer, 6. Filtration, 7. Parasitic, 8. Scavenger, 9. Herbivore, 10. Omnivore/generalist1. Stab structure, 2. Gnaw structure, 3. Swallow structure (filter feeders included), 4. Grab structure: such as scissors, 5. Tentacles. *scissors for display will be another category1. Anadromous migratory, 2. Catadromous migratory, 3. Amphidromous migratory, 4. Seasonal migration (larvae are not included), 5. Run-up only, 6. Short migration for breeding, 7. Short migration for other purpose, 9. No migration1. Wind, 2. Water (sea water), 3. Contact (mating), 4. Biological vector1. Dioecious, 2. Simultaneous hermaphrodite, 3. Asexual reproduction,4. Protandry (male first),5. Protogyny (female first)Method of bioturbation: 1. Diffusive mixing, 2. Surface deposition, 3. Conveyor belt transport, 4. Reverse conveyor belt transport, 5. Not Apparent, 6.Stone borer1. Fisheries (pressure by commercial fisheries*), 2. Self-consumption (local fisheries), 3. Leisure fisheries, including fishing bait, 4. No fishing pressure, * Fishing pressure include eradication activity of harmful species.1. Independent, 2. Parasite on/in, 3. Mutualist with/on/in, 4. Inquilinist with/on/in, 5. Commensal with/on/in, 6. Host1. Yes, 2. Suspicious, 3. No, 4. Known as alien species in any overseas areaReferences
Type of Value                                                                                    
Measurement Typenominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalintervalintervalrationominalnominalnominalnominalnominalrationominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominalnominal
Measurement Domain
DefIdentical number in this data set
DefAphia ID used in the WORMS
DefKingdom
DefPhylum names based in WORMS. Sipuncula was modified to Annelida (Sipuncula).
DefClass names based in WORMS. Although Polychaeta contains multiple class the name Polychaeta was used as is.
DefOrder
DefFamily
DefSpecies Name
Def1. Cosmopolitan, 2. Western Pacific
Unitdegree
Typereal
Unitdegree
Typereal
Unitmeter
Typereal
Def1 frequently dominant, 2 sometimes dominant, 3 not dominant, but numerous, 4 rare, 5, very rare
DefEstimated average from any of latter size information 1. <1 cm, 2. 1-2.5 cm, 3. 2.5-5 cm, 4. 5-10 cm, 5. >10 cm, 5. >50 cm
Def1. <1 cm, 2. 1-2.5 cm, 3. 2.5-5 cm, 4. 5-10 cm, 5. >10 cm, 5. >50 cm
Def1. <1 cm, 2. 1-2.5 cm, 3. 2.5-5 cm, 4. 5-10 cm, 5. >10 cm, 5. >50 cm
Def1. <1 cm, 2. 1-2.5 cm, 3. 2.5-5 cm, 4. 5-10 cm, 5. >10 cm, 5. >50 cm
Unitcentimeter
Typereal
DefCategory (1. Terrestrial, 2. Water surface, 3. Water column, 4. Bottom surface, 5. Shallow substratum, 6. Deep substratum)
DefThe depth at the habitat substrate for benthic species (category): 1. 0 cm, 2. 1-10 cm, 3. 10-30 cm, 4. >30 cm
Def1. Permanent attachment/Basically attached, 2. Burrower, 3. Drifter, 4. Swimmer, 5. Crawler, 6. Temporary attachment,
DefType of habitat landscape (Category): 1. Tidal flats, 2. Rocky reef, 3. Sandy beach, 4. Seagrass or seaweed Bed, 5. Subtidal, 6. Estuary, 7. Salt marsh, 8. Swamp, 9. River (freshwater)
DefSubstratum types (Category): 1. Rock, 2. Boulders, 3. Gravel, 4. Sand, 5.Sand-Mud, 6, Silt, 7. Mud, 8. Seagrass, 9. Biogenic reef, 10. Algae, 11. Terrestrial plant, 12. Salt marsh
DefResistance to disturbances caused by waves and wind. It was assumed by the waves and wind strength the habitat: 1. Highly sensitive, 2. Moderately sensitive, 3. Tolerant
DefSuitable salinity (based on Venice System):1. Mixoeuhaline(30-40),2. Polyhaline (18-30), 3. Mesohaline (5-18), 4. Oligohaline(0.5-5), 5. Fresh water or terrestorial (0).
DefCategory (1. Opportunistic, 2. Several per year, 3. Annual (once a year) or less)
DefLife of up to breeding: Category (1. >1 year, 2. <1 year)
DefMaximum life span in natural environment: 1. <1 year, 2. 1-5 years, 3. >5 years
DefType of egg or larvae dispersion : 1 Direct development, 2 Floating occurs (eggs), 3 Floating occurs (larvae), 4 Benthic (eggs, fry), 5 Benthic (larvae), 6 Egg embryonic
Def1. Separate eggs, 2. Egg sac
Def1. Spring, 2. Summer, 3. Autumn, 4. Winter, 5 Not fixed, 1:3. Spring and Autumn (*Spring: Mar-May, summer: Jun-Aug., fall: Sep-Nov., winter: Dec-Feb.)
Def1. Veliger, 2. Zoea larvae, 3. Trochophore larvae, 4. Other types of larvae
Def1. Primary Producer, 2. Predator, 3. Surface deposit feeder (sediments are prey), 4. Deep deposit feeder (lower sediment prey), 5. Grazer, 6. Filtration, 7. Parasitic, 8. Scavenger, 9. Herbivore, 10. Omnivore/generalist
Def1. Stab structure, 2. Gnaw structure, 3. Swallow structure (filter feeders included), 4. Grab structure: such as scissors, 5. Tentacles. *scissors for display will be another category
Def1. Anadromous migratory, 2. Catadromous migratory, 3. Amphidromous migratory, 4. Seasonal migration (larvae are not included), 5. Run-up only, 6. Short migration for breeding, 7. Short migration for other purpose, 9. No migration
Def1. Wind, 2. Water (sea water), 3. Contact (mating), 4. Biological vector
Def1. Dioecious, 2. Simultaneous hermaphrodite, 3. Asexual reproduction,4. Protandry (male first),5. Protogyny (female first)
DefMethod of bioturbation: 1. Diffusive mixing, 2. Surface deposition, 3. Conveyor belt transport, 4. Reverse conveyor belt transport, 5. Not Apparent, 6.Stone borer
Def1. Fisheries (pressure by commercial fisheries*), 2. Self-consumption (local fisheries), 3. Leisure fisheries, including fishing bait, 4. No fishing pressure, * Fishing pressure include eradication activity of harmful species.
Def1. Independent, 2. Parasite on/in, 3. Mutualist with/on/in, 4. Inquilinist with/on/in, 5. Commensal with/on/in, 6. Host
Def1. Yes, 2. Suspicious, 3. No, 4. Known as alien species in any overseas area
DefReferences
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Accuracy Assessment                                                                                    
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