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박주석,김학균 한국수산학회 1979 한국수산과학회지 Vol.12 No.2
南海岸産 방어와 돌돔에 대한 水銀, 구리 및 카드뮴의 重金屬毒性 實驗을 1978年 7月 18日∼27日間 靜水式으로 實驗室에서 實施하였다. 實驗結果 24時間 半數致死濃度(24hr-LC 50)는 방어에 있어서는 水銀 0.10㎛/ℓ, 카드뮴 0.82㎎/ℓ, 구리1.03㎎/ℓ였고, 돌돔에 있어서는 水銀 1.61㎎/ℓ, 구리 1.73㎎/ℓ를 나타냄으로서 重金屬刷 毒性 順位는 방어는 水銀, 카드뮴 구리이고 돌돔은 水銀-구리一카드뮴 順이며 두종류 共히 水銀 毒性이 가장 强함을 究明하였다. The cute toxicity test of mercury, cadmium and copper to yellowtail, Seriola quinqueradia, and to rock-bream, Oplegnathus fasciatus, were conducted by static bioassays from 18 July to 27 October, 1978. In the tests, the least sensitive heavy metals were cadmium to rock bream and copper to yellowtail. The test species were most sensitive to mercury among all the chemicals used. The 24hr-LC 50 value for the yellowtail was 0. 11㎎/ℓ for mercury, 0. 82㎎/ℓ for cadmium and 1. 03㎎/ℓ for copper. While the 48hr-LC 50 value for the rock bream was 1.40㎎/ℓ for mercury and 1.73㎎/ℓ for copper.
박주석,Park, Joo Suck 한국해양학회 1967 韓國海洋學會誌 Vol.2 No.1
1. 아한대수의 전형적 지표종인 Sagitta elegans는 동해에서 대마난류축을 제외 하고는 전역에 균등히 분포하고 있으며, 표층 및 수직채집상으로 보아 감포동남방 57리 지점의 다수출현은 잠류남하하는 한류 및 저층냉수의 용승에 기인함을 실증하고 있으며, 한류의 이동은 외양에서는 축산원해에서 표면 이하로 잠류남하하는 것으로 본다. 2. Sagitta bedoti는 전역에 걸쳐, 난류 및 중간수역에서 광범하게 분포되어 있으며 남해측에는 난류역을 피하고 제주서남방 및 서측에 풍부함으로서 냉수역 및 중간수대의 지표종이 되고 있다. 한편 난류성인 Sagitta enflata, Sagitta minima 와 Sagitta serratodentataa, Pterosagitta drace 등은 서해를 제외하고는 광범한 분포상을 시현하고 있으나 특히 남해에서는 난류주류역에 우세하였다. 생태상으로 보아 Sagatta enflata는 순표층성인데 반하여 Sagatta minima는 중층성으로서 난류의 강약 및 유동을 지표하는 종류로서 가치가 크다고 본다. 3. Sagitta crassa는 서해수의 지표종이며 동해 및 제주서남방에 대량출현하여 저철연안수의 특유한 지표역으 맡고 있다.
마산만(馬山灣)의 환경오염(環境汚染) 평가(評價)를 위한 야외(野外) 생물(生物) 오염(汚染) 시험(試驗) 연구(硏究)
박주석,Park, Joo-Surk 한국해양학회 1979 韓國海洋學會誌 Vol.14 No.1
A study on field bioassay test using four species of commercially important shellfish was carried out to assess the effect of pollutants and determine the extent of marine environmental pollution of the Masan Bay from 9 to 15 August 1978. Water quality analysis and planktological examination of sea water were made during the experiment and the examination gave the following results. The water temperature was so high at 31.7$^{\circ}C$ in maximum and rather subject to change on weather condition of the land than on the effect of the water mass from outer bay. The range of DO,COD and SS at the stations were 0.3-7.08cc/l, 0.07-3.31ppm and 5.5-117ppm, respectively with the high values of COD and SS at the stations 7 and 1. The concentrations of the dissolved inorganic nitrogen in sea water, NH$\sub$4/-N, NO$\sub$2/-N, NO$\sub$3/-N, and PO$\sub$4/-P were 18.90-99.80, 2.48- 19.60, 13.00-39.00 and 1.04-14.0$\mu\textrm{g}$ at/l, respectively with decrease of their values in the outer part of the Bay. The high values mentioned above were caused by the sewage and industrial activities. The effects of organic waste are increased oxygen demand, nutrient concentration, turbidity and a higher input of pathogens, leading to structural changes in the marine ecosystems and to a considerable hazard to public health. The percentage composition of phytoplankton standing crop between diatom and dinoflagellate was characterized by making a difference between the two groups in respect of location: a decrease of diatom and a increase of dinoflagellate in numerical abundance toward inner part from outer part of the bay. Namely phytoplankton organisms were composed of 80% of diatom and 20% of dinoflagellate in outer bay, on the contrary, only 4% of diatom and 96% of dinoflagellate occupied by 94% of prorocentrum micans known as tolerant species to polluted reaas in the inner bay. On the occurrence and composition of zooplankton, there are two significant communities in the bay:one is characterized by the predominance of Oithona nana and the other by Favella sp They were composed of a range from 84% to 90% of the total organisms and monotonously constituted of themselves only at most inner station 3 even small numbers. From the results mentioned above, Oithona nana, Favella and prorocentrum micans recommed themselves as valuable indicators for judging the extent of the marine pollution.During the period of the biossays Mytilus edulis showed the highest mortality and Tapes japonica the lowest one between the four test species. The highest death rate by stations was found at most inner stations 3'and 4near Masan Free Export Zone with the most sensitive response and the lowest one occured at outer station 13 where no death specimen of oyster and arkshell was found during the whole test period.As for mussel,85 percent death rate appeared after 72 hours and 100percent rate after 120hours at station 4. It was found that the significant high mortality of the test shellfish mentioned above was caused by severe pollution with mainly organic pollutants from domestic sewage and industrial wastes from the results of too much higher concentrations of dissolved inorganic nitrogen especially ammonia-N,COD,SS and lack of dissolved oxygen,and furthermore occurrence and abundance composition of Prorcentrum,Favella and Oithona nana by stations, valuable indicator species of coastal pollution by orgnic and boilogical pollutants.
박주석,Park, Joo-suck 한국해양학회 1973 韓國海洋學會誌 Vol.8 No.1
Based on the plankton samples collected in the Korea Strait in 1972, a study was conducted on the vertical distribution of chaetognaths in relation to water masses in th Strait. The settling volume of total plankton collected in the Strait ranged from 0.3 to 5 cc/10㎥ and showed a distinctive variation in the vertical distribution between day and night. The large amount of volume was found in the upper layer at night and deeper layer during the day time collections. A total of 19 species and one forma of chaetognaths were identified from the present samples. In general, the number of species and individuals of chaetognaths were abundant in the upper layer. But in August they were distributed almost evenly from the surface to the bottom layer. Particularly several species of warm water chaetognaths, i. e., Sagitta enflata and S. regularis appeared abundantly in the deeper layer in summer. This indicates a sinking phenomenon of warm water from the surface to the bottom layer. As for the vertical distribution of S.elegans, a cold water species, in the Korean Strait, it is restricted only to the bottom layer except in the region of upwelling where they appear in the middle layer. This species is usually distributed in the depth of below 150m in the southern part of Japan Sea(Park, 1970), and it is usually distributed as far south as the Strait between Busan and Tsushima. In addtion, cold water species of copepods such as Pseudocalanus minutus and Metridialucens appear in the western side of Thushima. As indicated by the vertical and horizontal distribution of S. elegans in the Strait, the cold water flows as an undercurrent along the bottom from the southern part of the Japan Sea to the Korea Strait between Busan and Thushima in summer and fall, with a trend of uprising along the coast of Korea. S. decipiens has been found only in the depth of below 50m except in the coastal area where they appear in the upper layer. Therefore the vertical distribution of this species can be used for tracing the occurrence of upwelling and the movement of water from the middle layer.
박주석,Park, Joo-suck 한국해양학회 1973 韓國海洋學會誌 Vol.8 No.1
Plankton samples used for the present study were collected by the NORPAC net during the CSK cruises in the Korean waters in March and August, 1967. Regional and seasonal variations in the zooplankton biomass (wet weight, mg/㎥) were noticed in the Korean waters. In March the highest biomass, 130mg/㎥ on the average, occurred in the southern part of Japan Sea, but the lowest biomass of less than 50mg/㎥ occurred in the Yellow Sea and the western sea of Cheju Island Contrally, in August, the average biomass of 120mg/㎥ was measured in the Yellow Sea, the western sea of Cheju Island and the coastal waters of southern Korea, while the biomass of Japan Sea was the lowest of the regions surveyed. In comparison with the zooplankton biomass, total number of zooplankton per cubic meter of water strained also showed regional and seasonal fluctuations. In general, variations in the number of zooplankton specimens follows the same trend as in the biomass. The largest number, up to 800mg/㎥ on the average, occurred in the southern part of Japan Sea in March and the lowest number, less than 200mg/㎥ occurred in the Yellow Sea and the western sea of Cheju Island. In August, as shown by the biomass fluctuations, the largest number of zooplankton 850mg/㎥ on the average occurred in the Yellow Sea, the western sea of Cheju Island and the coastal region of southern Korea. But the lowest number of less than 500mg/㎥ was found in the Japan Sea. Among the various groups of zooplankton examined, the following were dominant components of the zooplankton population: Copepoda, Chaetognatha, Siphonophora, Euphausiacea, Cladocera, Appendicularia, and Amphipoda. The zooplankton conposition was significantly differed between the Japan Sea and Yellow Sea. Copepods which usually occupied over 66% in the Japan Sea and thd Korean Strait samples occupied only 42% of the catches in August, while cladocerans and chaetognaths were relatively abundant, i. e., 15 and 18% of the total organisms. The most dominant species of copepods and chaetognaths were Paracalanus parvus, Oithona similis, Acartia clausi, Calanus helgolandicus, Sagitta enflata, S. bedoti, S. elegans and S. crassa.