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科学百科全书 – 红海

海洋生物百科全书

红海生物多样性的科学参考资料——面向潜水员、研究人员和大学

超过 101 种有记录的物种公认的学名IUCN 保护状况FishBase 和 WoRMS 参考资料

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1,200+
fish species in the Red Sea
Among the highest diversity worldwide
300+
coral species
Notably heat-tolerant reefs
12%
endemic species
Found nowhere else
450 m
maximum reef depth
世界上最深的珊瑚礁之一
Sea Goldie / Lyretail Anthias每日物种

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Sea Goldie / Lyretail Anthias

Pseudanthias squamipinnis

Pseudanthias squamipinnis is a common anthias of Indo-Pacific reefs; males are brightly coloured and females orange, often forming large aggregations above corals.…

百科全书章节

打开包含照片和科学注释的详细指南部分

Fish — Pisces

52+ species

A Red Sea fish guide organised by families, with scientific names, conservation status, and biology.

PomacentridaeLabridaeChaetodontidaeCarcharhinidaeAcanthuridae
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Corals — Anthozoa

28 species

Hard and soft corals, reef biology, reef zones, bleaching causes, and documented responses.

AcroporidaeFaviidaePoritidaeGorgoniidaeNephtheidae
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Invertebrates

44+ species

Molluscs, crustaceans, echinoderms, and jellyfish — including octopus, shrimp, starfish, and urchins.

OctopodidaeDiadematidaeHolothuriidaePortunidaeDorididae
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Sharks — Selachii

13 species

Red Sea sharks including grey reef, hammerhead, and whale shark — behaviour, conservation, diver notes.

CarcharhinidaeSphyrnidaeRhincodontidaeGinglymostomatidaeAlopiidae
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Turtles & Marine Mammals

10 species

Four sea turtles, dolphins, whales, and the dugong — large marine animals of the Red Sea.

CheloniidaeDelphinidaeDugongidaeBalaenopteridaeDermochelyidae
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Conservation

Scientific report

Climate change, coral bleaching, overfishing, and pollution — a report with IUCN context and sources.

IUCNCITESKAUSTNCWCDReef Check
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Seagrass & Algae

12 species

Food-web foundation — seagrass that feeds dugong and turtles, and algae that produce much of Earth’s oxygen.

HydrocharitaceaeCymodoceaceaePhaeophyceaeChlorophytaRhodophyta
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Ocean Depth Zones

6 zones

From the intertidal shore to the hadal trench — depth zones and typical animals in each.

EpipelagicMesopelagicBathypelagicAbyssopelagicHadal
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Scientific Glossary

50+ terms

Glossary of marine biology, oceanography, taxonomy, and conservation terms.

TaxonomyEcologyOceanographyConservationDiving
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Photo Gallery

300+ photos

Photo gallery of the encyclopaedia — browse by species, search, and open full-size images.

FishSharksCoralInvertebratesPlantsMammals
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Full Species Search

102 species

Search the whole encyclopaedia by Arabic, English, or scientific name, with section filters.

FishSharksCoralInvertebratesPlants
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Marine weather (planning)

Coastal sites

Guidance scores for wind, waves, and sea-surface temperature at selected sites — updated via Open-Meteo.

WindWavesSafetyPlanning
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Compare Species

102 species

Pick two species to compare photos, names, and scientific summaries side by side.

TaxonomyIdentificationResearch
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Saved species

This device

Save species from search or compare before a dive. Without an account they stay on this browser only.

BookmarksDiving prep
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Marine Quiz

20 questions

An interactive quiz on identification, facts, habitat, and conservation — for students and divers.

Species IDFactsHabitatConservation
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红海 – 科学笔记

为什么红海从科学角度来看是一个非同寻常的海洋系统

Hottest and saltiest

Among the hottest and saltiest seas (about 21–32°C, salinity 36–41‰), which produced distinctive adaptations.

Slowly widening

It widens by about 2 cm per year along a tectonic rift — among the youngest ocean basins on Earth.

Evolutionarily isolated

Isolation from the Indian Ocean for millions of years produced high fish endemism, reported up to about 17%.

No major rivers

No large river flows into it, so it is often clearer and lower in organic pollution than many seas.

Heat-tolerant reefs

Red Sea reefs are often more bleaching-resistant than many others because of evolutionary heat exposure — a research focus.

Still being described

Dozens of species are described each year; a substantial share of the seabed remains poorly surveyed.

海洋栖息地

每个红海栖息地都孕育着不同的生物群落——六大主要系统

0–3 m

Reef flat

The most light- and heat-exposed zone. Shallow Acropora, damselfish, and clownfish dominate. Animals here tolerate unusual temperature and salinity swings.

ClownfishDascyllusTable coral
1–10 m

Reef crest

The breaking-wave zone — among the highest diversity and productivity. Strong Acropora and massive corals grow here.

AcroporaBlue tangSurgeonfish
5–40 m

Fore reef

The most diverse part of the reef, sloping from the crest into deeper water. Hard and soft coral families mix; most reef fishes concentrate here.

GrouperButterflyfishHumphead wrasseSoft coral
30–150 m

Mesophotic zone

A dim zone (30–150 m) whose diversity is still being described. Some corals here are less exposed to surface heat — a possible refuge.

Sea fanDeep spongesUncommon fishes
0–200 m

Pelagic zone

Open water away from the seabed. Whale sharks, manta rays, barracuda, and trevally use this column. Currents bring plankton that support large food webs.

Whale sharkMantaBarracudaTrevally
10–50 m

Sandy bottom

Sand looks empty but holds life — bluespotted rays bury here, octopus hide, sea cucumbers roam, and starfish forage.

Bluespotted rayBlue sea starSea cucumberOctopus

参考科学数据库

本百科全书用于整理和分类信息的来源

Fish database

FishBase

The world’s largest fish database — more than 35,000 species

Non-fish marine life database

SeaLifeBase

A database of marine animals other than fishes

World Register of Marine Species

WoRMS

The global register of marine species names and taxonomy

Corals of the World

Corals of the World

A specialised scientific reference on reef-building corals

IUCN Red List

IUCN Red List

Threatened species assessments and conservation status

Ocean Biodiversity Information System

Ocean Biodiversity IS

Geographic records of marine species worldwide

Encyclopedia of Life

Encyclopedia of Life

A scientific encyclopaedia of living organisms

Reef guide

ReefGuide

A large reef-fish guide with photos and descriptions

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分类法

本百科全书遵循林奈的现代双名法分类法,并涉及:

  • WoRMS(世界海洋物种名录)用于公认的学名
  • FishBase 和 SeaLifeBase,用于生物学数据
  • IUCN 红色名录物种保护状况(2024 年)
  • 用于珊瑚分类学的《世界珊瑚》
  • 海洋期刊上的同行评审文章

注:分类法会持续修订——根据最新修订,不同来源的学名可能存在差异。

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