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Research on the Biodiversity of the Seas Surrounding Malaysia

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This chapter integrates the findings of reviews of the marine biodiversity of Malaysian waters, providing a perspective on what is known and the major scientific gaps. Although Malaysia’s seas are located at the world’s most diverse region, the number of studies on marine biodiversity is considered relatively limited as the result of lack of funding and experts for taxonomic work. Deep-sea habitats also have not been explored, and species-rich taxonomic groups, especially of smaller organisms, remain poorly studied. In this chapter, we discuss how collaboration with international institutions is necessary to fill the knowledge gaps and improve the productivity and discovery of marine biodiversity in Malaysian waters.

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The present study was partly supported by Environment Research and Technology Development Fund #S-9 of Ministry of Environment Japan.

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Appendix: Past Studies on the Marine Biodiversity of Malaysia’s Seas

Appendix: Past Studies on the Marine Biodiversity of Malaysia’s Seas

Year

Taxon

No. of species

Location

References

Corals

1857

Corals

3

Strait of Malacca

Milne and Haime (1857)

1880

Corals

49

Southern of Strait of Malacca

Studer (1880)

1878

Three new species were reported

55

Southern of Strait of Malacca

Bruggemann (1878)

1970

18 Scleractinian and three other hard corals

21

Pulau Aur, Johor

Dunn (1970)

1973

Corals

Unknown

Pulau Gaya and Sapi

Lulofs (1973)

1974

Gorgonian, Acropora, Pocillopora, Porites, Acropora, Pavona sp., Pocillopora, Faviidae, Montipora, Tubastrea, Dendrophyllia, Porites tenuis, Platygyra lamellina, Porites sp., Acropora, Pocillopora, Porites

38

Pulau Perak, Pulau Jarak, Pulau Sembilan, Pulau Lalang, Pulau Saga, Pulau Rumbia, Straits of Malacca

Pillai and Scheer (1974)

1976–1978

-Pocillopora, Acropora, Pavona, Porites, Faviidae, Echinopora, Pachyseris, Goniopora, Montipora, Galaxea, Millepora, Heliopora, Echinopora, Physogra, Seriatopora, Merulina, hydroid, Dendronephyta, Sarcophyton

Unknown

Pulau Tiga, Pulau Dinawan, Pulau Sulug, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Mamutik, Sabah

Wood (1979)

 

-Acropora, Montipora, Porites, Faviidae, Millepora, Goniopora, Hydnophora, Pocillopora, Echinopora, Euphyllia, Astreopora, Galaxea

 

K. Kinabalu: Pulau Gaya, Pulau Mengalum, Edgell Patches, Sapangar Bay Island and Pulau Sapi

 
 

-Faviidae, Montipora, Pocillopora, Acropora, Heliopora, Turbinaria, Podabacia, Mycedium, Lytocarpus

 

Pulau Malawali, Pulau Balak-Balak, Pulau Bandanan, Turtle Island, Pulau Gulisaan, Pulau Silingaan, Pulau Bakkungaan

 
 

Acropora, Galaxea, Montipora, Turbinaria, Hydroids, Sarcophyton, Porites, Lytocarpus, Diploastrea, Mycedium, Pomacentrus, Pavona, Tubastrea micrantha, Goniastrea, Goniopora, Pachyseris, Pectinia, Parahalomitra, Alveopora, Millepora

 

Bodgaya Island, Ligitan Island, Pulau Mabul, Pulau Sipadan

 

1978

Thamnasteriidae, Pocilloporidae, Acroporidae, Agariciidae, Fungiidae, Astrocoeniidae, Poritidae, Faviidae, Merulinidae, Oculinidae, Mussidae, Pectiniidae, Caryophyliidae, Dendrophylliidae, Helioporidae, Milleporidae, Stylasteridae

170

Pulau Tioman (111), Pulau Tulai (65), Pulau Tinggi,/Pulau Mentinggi (91), Pulau Sembilang/Pulau Seri Buat(55), Pulau Babi Besar(14), Pulau Babi Hujung(53), Pulau Babi Tengah(15), Pulau Rawa(61), Pulau Gual, Pulau Harimau(42), Pulau Mensirip(27)

De Silva et al. (1980)

1979

52 genera of hard coral

Unknown

Pulau Redang and associated islands

Green et al. (1979)

1981

Scleractinian hermatypes, milliporinid, alcyonaceans, Fungia

42

Cape Rachado, Malaya (Tanjung Tuan,Melaka)

Hong and Sasekumar (1979)

1982

Acropora, Montipora, Porites, Platygyra, Goniopora, Diploastrea, Plerogyra,Galaxea, Pocillopora, Pavona, Hydnophora, Favia, Fungia, Herpolitha (35 genera)

Unknown

Pulau Payar Island group

De Silva and Ridzwan Abdul (1982)

    

Aikanathan and Wong (1994)

1996

Gorgonians: Anthothelidae, Subergorgiidae, Melithaeidae, Acanthogorgiidae, Plexauridae, Ellisellidae

31

Singapore

Goh and Chou (1996)

2000

-Montipora millepora, Acropora elseyi, and A. valenciennesi, Psammocora haimeana, Pavona frondifera, Echinophyllia orpheensis, Platygyra ‘sp. 1’, Catalaphyllia jardini, Turbinaria frondens, Leptoseris incrustans, Favites pentagona

149

Pulau Redang

Harborne et al. (2000)

 

Pocillopora eydouxi and P. meandrina, Stylophora pistillata, Montipora confusa and ‘sp. 2’, Astreopora gracilis, Psammocora nierstraszi, Coscinaraea hahazimaensis, Pavona clavus, Leptoseris papyracaea, Diaseris distorta, Heliofungia actiniformis, Oxypora crassispinosa, Pectinia alcicornis, Favia maxima, ‘sp. 1’, F. veroni and ‘sp. 2’, Goniastrea retiformis, Montastrea ‘sp. 1’, Trachyphyllia geoffroyi, Euphyllia yaeyamaensis, Rhizopsammia verrilli, Millepora tenera and possibly Goniopora planulata, Leptoseris scabra, Acropora austere

183

Pulau Tioman

 
 

Montipora, Acropora, Psammocora, Acanthastrea, Lobophyllia, Favites

155

Pulau Tinggi

 

2001

Acropora, Montipora, Fungia, Porites, Pavona, Leptoseris, Turbinaria, Astreopora, Lobophyllia

252

Pulau Banggi—9 reef sites

Fenner (2001)

2004

Acropora, soft coral

38

South China Sea

Zulfigar and Tan (2010)

2006

Hard coral (32 spp.), soft coral (5 spp.)

37

Bintulu, Sarawak

Idris et al. (2006)

 

Heliophora

Unknown

Pulau Weh, Pulau Banyak, Pulau Rondo

IUCN (2006)

2007

Coral (18 genera)

Unknown

Pulau Tioman, Pulau Payar, Pulau Perhentian, Pulau Pangkor, Pulau Sibu

Toda et al. (2007)

2008

Astrocoeniidae, Pocilloporidae, Acroporidae, Poritidae, Siderastridae, Agariciidae, Fungiidae, Oculinidae, Pectinidae, Mussidae, Merulinidae, Faviidae, Trachyphyllidae, Caryophylliidae, Dendrophyllidae, Tubiporidae, Helioporidae, Milleporidae

156

Pulau Galang–Batam(RRI)

Mannuputi (2008)

 

Acroporidae, Agariciidae, Dendrophyllidae, Pocilloporidae, Euphyllidae, Oculinidae, Faviidae, Mussidae, Fungiidae, Merulinidae, Pectiniidae, Poritidae, Siderastreidae

75

Pulau Bintan

Siringoringo (2008)

 

Acroporidae, Agariciidae, Pocilloporidae, Euphyllidae, Oculinidae, Faviidae, Mussidae, Fungiidae, Merulinidae, Pectinidae, Poritidae, Siderastreidae, Trachyphyllidae, Dendrophylliidae, Tubiporidae, Helioporid

154

Pulau Belitung

Siringoringo and Budiyanto (2008)

2009

Acroporidae, Agariciidae, Astrocoeniidae, Dendrophylliidae, Euphyllidae, Faviidae, Fungiidae, Merulinidae, Mussidae, Oculinidae, Pectiniidae, Pocilloporidae, Poritidae, Siderastreidae, Trachyphylliidae

161

Singapore

Huang et al (2009)

2009

Corals

1

Padang

Hoeksema (2009)

2010

Alcyoniidae, Helioporidae, Paraclcyoniidae, Xeniidae, Briareidae

25

Singapore

Benayahu and Chou (2010)

Echinoderms

1971

Echinoidea

9

Gulf of Thailand

Clark and Rowe (1971)

5

Straits of Malacca

Asteroidea

55

Philippine Islands and adjacent Seas

10

Celebes and Molucca Sea

7

Straits of Malacca

1987

Crinoidea (13 spp.)

84

Bodgaya Islands and Sipadan Group Islands

George and George (1987)

Asteroidea (19 spp.)

Ophiuroidea (20 spp.)

Echinoidea (10 spp.)

Holothuroidea (22 spp.)

1983

Starfishes

1

Pulau Tioman

Chou (1983)

1991

Stichopodidae, Holothuroidea, Echinodermata

Unknown

Indo-Malayan Archipelago

Massin and Lane (1991)

1999

Holothuroidea

25

Johore Group Islands (South China Sea)

Zulfigar and Tan (1999)

2000

Echinoderms

982

South China Sea

Ng and Tan (2000)

Holothuroidea

18

Johore Group Islands (South China Sea)

Zulfigar et al. (2000)

Crinoidea (113 spp.)

982

South China Sea

Lane et al. (2000)

Asteroidea (227 spp.)

Ophiuroidea (272 spp.)

Echinoidea (167 spp.)

Holothuroidea (203 spp.)

Holothuroidea

11

Pulau Payar (Straits of Malacca)

Zaidnuddin and Forbes (2000)

2002

Asteroidea

28

Anambas (South China Sea)

Purwati and Lane (2004)

2004

Crinoidea (35 spp.)

288

Andaman Sea

Putchakarn and Soncheng (2004)

Asteroidea (52 spp.)

Ophiuroidea (87 spp.)

Echinoidea (50 spp.)

Holothuroidea (64 spp.)

Crinoidea (6 spp.)

190

Gulf of Thailand

Asteroidea (32 spp.)

Ophiuroidea (55 spp.)

Echinoidea (42 spp.)

Holothuroidea (55 spp.)

2008

Echinoderm

25

Johore Group Islands (South China Sea)

Fujita et al. (2008)

2009

Asteroidea

20

Central South China Sea

Sim et al. (2009)

Holothuroidea

21

Central South China Sea

Sim et al. (2009)

Macroalgae

1978

Macroalgae

57

Pulau Redang

Green (1978)

1981

macroalgae

4

Cape Rachado, Malacca

Goh and Sasekumar (1981)

1991

Macroalgae

212

Malaysia

Phang and Wee (1991) and Phang (1994)

1994

Chlorophytes (19)

53

P. Tioman

Ahmad and Rusea (1994)

Rhodophytes (21)

Phaeophytes (13)

Macroalgae

10

Port Klang, Selangor, Straits of Malacca

Aikanathan and Sasekumar (1994)

1999

Rhodophyceae

6

Penang

Masuda et al. (1999)

2000

Rhodophyceae

7

Langkawi

Masuda et al. (2000b)

Rhodophyceae

6

Sandakan, Sabah

Terada et al. (2000)

Rhodophyceae

5

Sandakan, Sabah

Masuda et al. (2000a)

2001

Rhodophyceae

5

Terengganu, Johore

Masuda et al. (2001b)

Rhodophyceae

5

Terengganu

Masuda et al. (2001a)

2002

Rhodophyceae

5

Langkawi, Sandakan, Kota Kinabalu, Johore

Kawaguchi et al. (2002)

Rhodophyceae

3

Sabah, Sarawak

Masuda et al. (2002)

2003

Rhodophyceae

4

Penang

Tani et al. (2003)

Rhodophyceae

4

Penang, Melaka,Pulau Labuan, Sipadan

Yamagishi et al. (2003)

2004

Red algae (23 spp.)

77

Anambas and Natuna

Liao et al. (2004)

Green algae (29 spp.)

Brown algae (22 spp.)

Seagrass (3 spp.)

2005

Chlorophytes (78 spp.)

209

Malaysia

Mazlan et al. (2005)

Rhodophytes (69 spp.)

Phaeophytes (49 spp.)

Cynophytes (13 spp.)

Chlorophytes (102 spp.)

319

Langkawi

Phang et al. (2005)

Rhodophytes (186 spp.)

Phaeophytes (14 spp.)

Cynophytes (17 spp.)

2006

Chlorophytes (10 spp.)

35

Golden Beach, Bintulu, Sarawak

Muta et al. (2006)

Rhodophytes (19 spp.)

Phaeophytes (6 spp.)

Chlorophytes (12 spp.)

35

Malaysia

Muta et al. (2007)

Rhodophytes (15 spp.)

Phaeophytes (8 spp.)

2007

Chlorophytes (92 spp.)

260

Malaysia

Phang (2006)

Rhodophytes (94 spp.)

Phaeophytes (57 spp.)

Cynophytes (17 spp.)

2008

Macroalgae (805 spp.)

867, but only 805 can use for GIS

Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, Sarawak

Du et al. (2008)

Harmful algae (HA)

1977

Pyrodinium bahamense var. compressum

1

Brunei Bay, West Coast Sabah

Roy (1977)

1983

Gymnodium sp., Rhizosolenia alta forma gracilima (2 spp.)

5

South China Sea

Yu et al. (2007)

1984

Rhizosolenia alta forma gracilima (1 spp.)

1985

Rhizosolenia alta forma gracilima (1 spp.)

1987

Trichodesmium hildebrandtii (1 spp.)

1989

Pyrodinium bahamense var. compressum

1

Brunei Bay, Kimanis Bay, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

Usup and Asmat Ahmad (1989)

1991

Rhizosolenia alta forma gracilima, Pseudo-nitzschia multiseries, Pseudo-nitzschia pungens, Leptocylindras danicus, Skeletonema costatum, Pseudo-nitzschia delicatissima (6)

18

South China Sea

Yu et al. (2007)

1992

Noctiluca scintillans (1 spp.)

1996

Mesodinium rubrum (1 spp.)

1998

Mesodinium rubrum (1 spp.)

1999

Peridinium quinquecorne, Pseudo-nitzschia sp. (2 spp.)

2000

Rhizosolenia alta forma gracilima, Peridinium quinquecorne, Pseudo-nitzschia sp., Rhizosolenia fragillissima, Scrippsiella trochoidea, Leptocylindrus danicus, Pseudo-nitzschia pungens (7 spp.)

Harmful algae

Unknown

Kimanis Bay, Sabah

Anton et al. (2000)

2001

Fibrocapsa sp., Chattonella marina, Leptocylinras danicus, Rhizosolenia fragillissima, Pseudo-nitzschia sp.

5

South China Sea

Yu et al. (2007)

Harmful algae

133

South China Sea

Yan et al. (2001)

2002

Harmful algae

Unknown

Selat Tebrau, Johor

Usup et al. (2004)

Harmful algae

Unknown

Malaysia

Usup et al. (2002b)

Alexandrium minutum and Alexandrium Tamiyavanichii

2

Sebatu Melaka, Tumpat-SM

Usup et al. (2002a)

Pyrodinium bahamense var. compressum, Gymnodinium catenatum

2

Singapore

Holmes and Teo (2002)

2003

Scrippsiella trochoidea, Chattonella marina

2

South China Sea

Yu et al. (2007)

Alexandrium halim

1

Malaysia

Po-Teen et al. (2003)

2004

Phaeocystis cf. globosa

1

South China Sea

Tang et al. (2004)

Trichodesmium erythraeum

1

South China Sea

Yu et al. (2007)

Cochlodinium polykrikoides

1

South China Sea

Azanza (2005)

2005

Cochlodinium polykrikoides

1

Sulu Sea

Alexandrium taylori and Alexandrium peruvianum

2

Sarawak River and Kuching Bay

Lim et al. (2004)

2007

Cochlodinium polykrikoides

1

Sepanggar Bay, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

Anton et al. (2007)

2008

Pyrodinium bahamense var. compressum

1

North West Sabah

Wang et al. (2008)

Seagrass

1904

Halophila beccarii, H. decipiens

Unknown

Sarawak

Beccari (1904)

1924

Enhauls acoroides

Unknown

Peninsular Malaysia

Ridley (1924)

2006

Hydrocharitaceae

7

West and East Malaysia

Japar et al. (2006)

Cymodoceaceae

6

Ruppiaceae

1

Molluscs

1960

Gastropods

23

Kalimantan

Abbott (1960)

1981

Gastropods

330

West Malaysia and Singapore

Purchon and Purchon (1981)

Bivalves

186

1984

Gastropods

217

East coast Peninsular Malaysia

Angot (1984)

Bivalves

91

1986

Mollusc

Unknown

Indo-Pacific

Reid (1986)

1990

Gastropods: Muricidae

1

Singapore and Malaysia

Tan and Sigurdsson (1990)

1991

Gastropod(Nudibranch)

1

Singapore

Sigurdssan(1991)

1993

Mollusca

Unknown

Sabah

Shabdin et al. (1993)

1996

Bivawes

75

Singapore

Sachidhanandam and Chou (1996)

1997

Mollusca

Unknown

Sarawak and Sabah

Hill et al. (1997)

1998

Gastropods

125

Darvel Bay, Sabah

Shabdin et al. (1998)

Bivalves

43

2000

Gastropods (Suicide)

130

South China Sea

Tan (2000)

Gastropods

64

Zulfigar and Tan (2010)

Bivalves

12

Gastropods (Nudibranchs)

24

2000

Gastropods: Muricidae (130 spp.)

323

South China Sea

Ng and Tan (2000)

Nudibranchs (193 spp.)

2002

Gastropods (56 spp.)

83

South China Sea

Mudjiono (2009)

Bivalves (27 spp.)

Gastropods

31

West coast Malaysia Borneo

Raven (2002)

2

Celebes Sea

2005

Gastropods

300

Malaysia

Mazlan et al. (2005)

Bivalves

100

Scaphopods

20

Cephalopods

10

2008

Bivalves

18

West Sumatra

Jabang et al. (2008)

5

North Sumatera (Straits of Malacca)

2009

Bivalves

10

Langkawi

Lam and Morton (2009)

2010

Gastropods (155 spp.)

258

Pulau Semakau (Singapore Straits)

Tan and Yeo (2010)

Bivalves (97 spp.)

Polyplachopora (1 sp.)

Cephalopoda (5 spp.)

Fishes

1928

Fishes

Unknown

Straits of Malacea

Smedley (1928)

1932

Mola lanceolata

1

Noembing Island, near Bintan Island

Smedley (1932)

1974

Elasmobranchii

1500

Malaysia

Anon (1975–1992)

Abu Khair and Mohd Azmi (1996)

1982

Marine fishes

Unknown

South China Sea and Andaman Sea

Tan et al. (1982)

1998

Phallostethid

1

Sulu Sulawesi, South China Sea, Pacific Ocean.

Parenti and Louie (1998)

2000

Marine fishes

3365

South China Sea

Randall and Lim (2000)

Myxini (7 spp.)

3365

South China Sea

Randall and Lim (2000)

Elasmobranchii (237 spp.)

Holocephali (4 spp.)

Actinopterygii (Osteichthyes) (3117 spp.)

2004

Marine fisheries

430

Anambas and Natuna island

Adrim et al. (2004)

Molecular study

2001

Gastropods

1

Kuantan, Malaysia

Tan and Liu (2001)

2002

Seagrass

1

P. Perhentian

Waycott et al. (2002)

2004

Marine snake

3

Sabah, Sarawak, P. Tioman

Alfaro et al. (2004)

2005

Seahorse

1

Johor

Teske et al. (2005)

2006

Gastropods

5

Bako (Sarawak), Redang Island (Terengganu), Santubong (Sarawak), Bak Bak (Kudat, Sabah), Pulau Manukan (Sabah)

Reid et al. (2006)

2006

Corals

1

Singapore

Kevin Lam et al. (2006)

2007

Bivalves

3

Penang

Taylor et al. (2007)

2008

Gastropods

13

Malaysia

Frey and Vermeij (2008)

2010

Sea cucumber

17

P. Tioman, Terengganu, Port Dickson

Kamarudin et al. (2010)

Gastropods (Nudibranchs)

5

P. Tioman, P. Renggis, P. Chimbe, P. Labus

Pola and Gosliner (2010)

Fishes

18

Straits of Malacca

Jamaluddin et al. (2010)

Reef fishes

10

Sulu Sea

Manjaji-Matsumoto and Rodrigues (2010)

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Yasin, Z., TAN, SH.A., Shirayama, Y. (2014). Research on the Biodiversity of the Seas Surrounding Malaysia. In: Nakano, Si., Yahara, T., Nakashizuka, T. (eds) Integrative Observations and Assessments. Ecological Research Monographs(). Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-54783-9_9

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