國?臺灣大學生命科學系; 國?臺灣大學動物學研究所; 國?臺灣大學生命科學系; 樹人醫護管?專科學校; 國?中興大學生命科學系Department of Life Science, National Taiwan University; Institute of Zoology, National Taiwan University; Department of Life Science, National Taiwan University; Shu-Zen College of Medicine and Management; Department of Life Science, National Chung Hsing University林佑勳(Yu-Hsung Lin)張智涵(Chih Han Chang)陳毅翰(I-Han Chen)邱郁文(Yuh-Wen Chiu)吳聲海(Sheng-Hai Wu)陳俊宏(Jiun Hong Chen)2017-09-122018-07-062017-09-122018-07-062006-06http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw//handle/246246/283504本研究於2004 ?3 月至2005 ?2 月間，調查臺灣本島經由水族寵物貿?所引進的水生無脊椎動物，並紀?這些物種的學名、原產地、??與引入管道。研究中所記?的108 種引進種多?自熱帶地區，其中僅13 種為淡水物種，其餘的皆為海水物種。在考?各物種的引進?、原產地環境特性與臺灣的相似性及是否有入侵記?後，初步入侵風險的評估結果顯示，軟體動物腹足綱的Pomacea bridge 和Indoplanorbis exustus 及雙殼綱的Lima scabra、甲殼動物的Procambarus clarkia、Cherax destructor 和Neocaridina sp.、?絲胞動物珊瑚蟲綱的Cribrinopsis crassa、Condylactis passiflora 和Alcyonium palmatum及缽水母綱的Phyllorhiza punctata 具有較高的入侵風險。In this study, the situation with imported aquatic invertebrates via the live aquarium ornamental trade in Taiwan was investigated from March 2004 to February 2005. The scientific names, native geographic regions, amount, and trade pathways of imported invertebrates were recorded. Among the 108 imported invertebrate species recorded in this survey, 13 are freshwater species, while the others are marine ones, and most of them were from tropical zones. Through the assessments of invasive potential including the imported amount, the similarity of the native geographic regions to Taiwan, and its invasion record, three species from the class Anthozoa (Cribrinopsis crassa, Condylactis passiflora, and Alcyonium palmatum), one from the class Scyphozoa (Phyllorhiza punctata), three from the order Decapoda (Procambarus clarkia, Cherax destructor, and Neocaridina sp.), one from the class Bivalvia (Lima scabra), and two from the class Gastropoda (Pomacea bridge and Indoplanorbis exustus) were regarded as having high invasive potentials.718121 bytesapplication/pdfBiological invasions, Invertebrates, Aquarium, Taiwan生物入侵、無脊椎動物、水族?、臺灣[SDGs]SDG14[SDGs]SDG15journal articlehttp://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw/bitstream/246246/283504/1/5102_200606_5.pdf