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Affiliation Department, Faculty, Universitas Syiah Kuala, Banda Aceh, Indonesia.
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Affiliation Department, Faculty, Universitas Syiah Kuala, Banda Aceh, Indonesia.
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Affiliation Department, Faculty, Universitas Syiah Kuala, Banda Aceh, Indonesia.

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Muchlisin et al. (2010). If more than one citation Table 1. Position of five transects on Mandalika
is arranged based on the youngest year like this Beach.
(Kovacs et al., 2012; Pozio, 2013; Reeves et al., Transect
Positions
2013; Wallace et al., 2013; Kaewsrikhaw and Names
Prathep, 2014; Hehanusa et al., 2017; Ma’mun et Transect 1 S 08o54’34.81” and E 116o17’51.35”
al., 2018; Lu et al., 2018; Aswani, 2019; Bachtiar Transect 2 S 08o54’35.34” and E 116o17’52.53”
and Bachtiar, 2019; Kurniawan et al., 2020). In Transect 3 S 08o54’35.69” and E 116o17’53.65”
Transect 4 S 08o54’36.01” and E 116o17’54.67”
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Transect 5 S 08o54’36.49” and E 116o17’56.07”
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Figure 1. Maps showing the location (red square) H' E C H' E C H' E C
of Pusong Bay, the site of this study this Transplan Non-Transplan
study this study this study this study.
Figure 2. Reef fish ecological index
Data analysis
The data obtained were described Coral reef rugosity
quantitatively. Community indices are calculated
based on the formula in Begon et al. (1990), transplan non-transplan
which includes the Shannon-Winner index (H '), 0.8
uniformity index (E), Simpson index (D), and 0.7
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equality index (J).
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Results
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Reef fish abundance 0.2
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Figure 3. Coral reef rugosity

Tropical and Functional group of reef fish

Figure 1. Reef fish abundance

Discussion will be here
Lokasi penelitian terbagi atas dua karakter
habitat berbeda, yaitu area yang dilakukan
transplantasi dan area yang mengalami kerusakan
terumbu karang namun tidak dilakukan
transplantasi.

Berdasarkan kelimpahan individu per area

pengamatan, ikan karang paling banyak
ditemukan pada daerah transplan.
Reef fish ecological index
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