期刊
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT
卷 773, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.145351
关键词
Cabled observatory; Environmental DNA; Metabarcoding; Underwater Video; Non-invasive monitoring; Marine fish
资金
- Marine Institute's Networking and Travel Awards 2019
- Marine Institute's National Infrastructure Access Programme [NIAP/18/004]
- project RESBIO (Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovacion y Universidades) [TEC2017-87861-R]
- Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) [12/RI/2331]
By combining Underwater Video (UV) with eDNA metabarcoding data, this study successfully identified a total of 22 fish species, including economically important species, in the in situ environment of SmartBay Ireland. The eDNA approach detected a higher number of species compared to the UV approach, with 23% of species being detected by both methods.
Cabled observatories are marine infrastructures equipped with biogeochemical and oceanographic sensors as well as High-Definition video and audio equipment, hence providing unprecedented opportunities to study marine biotic and abiotic components. Additionally, non-invasive monitoring approaches such as environmental DNA (eDNA) metabarcoding have further enhanced the ability to characterize marine life. Although the use of non-invasive tools beholds great potential for the sustainable monitoring of biodiversity and declining natural resources, such techniques are rarely used in parallel and understanding their limitations is challenging. Thus, this study combined Underwater Video (UV) with eDNA metabarcoding data to produce marine fish community profiles over a 2months period in situ at a cabled observatory in the northeast Atlantic (SmartBay Ireland). By combining both approaches, an increased number of fish could be identified to the species level (total of 22 species), including ecologically and economically important species such as Atlantic cod, whiting, mackerel and monkfish. The eDNA approach alone successfully identified a higher number of species (59%) compared to the UV approach (18%), whereby 23% of species were detected by both methods. The parallel implementation of point collection eDNA and time series UV data not only confirmed expectations of the corroborative effect of using multiple disciplines in fish community composition, but also enabled the assessment of limitations intrinsic to each technique including the identification of false-negative detections in one sampling technology relative to the other. This work show cased the usefulness of cabled observatories as key platforms for in situ empirical assessment of both challenges and prospects of novel technologies in aid to future monitoring of marine life. (C) 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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