A multivariate statistical study with a factor analysis of recent planktonic foraminiferal distribution in the Coromandel Coast of India
A study of planktonic foraminiferal assemblages from 19 stations in the neritic and oceanic regions off the Coromandel Coast, Bay of Bengal has been made using a multivariate statistical method termed as factor analysis. On the basis of abundance, 17 foraminiferal species, species were clustered into 5 groups with row normalisation and varimax rotation for Q-mode factor analysis. The 19 stations were also grouped into 5 groups with only 2 groups statistically significant using column normalisation and varimax rotation for R-mode analysis. This assemblage grouping method is suitable because groups of species/stations can explain the maximum amount of variation in them in relation to prevailing environmental conditions in the area of study.
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dig-aquadocs-1834-317502021-07-11T05:31:05Z A multivariate statistical study with a factor analysis of recent planktonic foraminiferal distribution in the Coromandel Coast of India Jayalakshmy, K.V. Kameswara Rao, K. Biology Foraminifera multivariate analysis geographical distribution environmental conditions zooplankton plankton surveys marine Coromandel coast India A study of planktonic foraminiferal assemblages from 19 stations in the neritic and oceanic regions off the Coromandel Coast, Bay of Bengal has been made using a multivariate statistical method termed as factor analysis. On the basis of abundance, 17 foraminiferal species, species were clustered into 5 groups with row normalisation and varimax rotation for Q-mode factor analysis. The 19 stations were also grouped into 5 groups with only 2 groups statistically significant using column normalisation and varimax rotation for R-mode analysis. This assemblage grouping method is suitable because groups of species/stations can explain the maximum amount of variation in them in relation to prevailing environmental conditions in the area of study. 2021-06-24T17:13:06Z 2021-06-24T17:13:06Z 1991 article http://hdl.handle.net/1834/31750 en application/pdf application/pdf 39-43 http://aquaticcommons.org/id/eprint/15937 12051 2015-01-16 09:03:18 15937 Indian Fisheries Association |
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A study of planktonic foraminiferal assemblages from 19 stations in the neritic and oceanic regions off the Coromandel Coast, Bay of Bengal has been made using a multivariate statistical method termed as factor analysis. On the basis of abundance, 17 foraminiferal species, species were clustered into 5 groups with row normalisation and varimax rotation for Q-mode factor analysis. The 19 stations were also grouped into 5 groups with only 2 groups statistically significant using column normalisation and varimax rotation for R-mode analysis. This assemblage grouping method is suitable because groups of species/stations can explain the maximum amount of variation in them in relation to prevailing environmental conditions in the area of study. |
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A multivariate statistical study with a factor analysis of recent planktonic foraminiferal distribution in the Coromandel Coast of India |
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A multivariate statistical study with a factor analysis of recent planktonic foraminiferal distribution in the Coromandel Coast of India |
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A multivariate statistical study with a factor analysis of recent planktonic foraminiferal distribution in the Coromandel Coast of India |
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A multivariate statistical study with a factor analysis of recent planktonic foraminiferal distribution in the Coromandel Coast of India |
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A multivariate statistical study with a factor analysis of recent planktonic foraminiferal distribution in the Coromandel Coast of India |
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multivariate statistical study with a factor analysis of recent planktonic foraminiferal distribution in the coromandel coast of india |
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