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기상 표준화 평가를 통해 본 맹꽁이 대체서식지의 수문 완충능력과 번식기회 간 비동조성 KCI 등재

Weather-normalized Evaluation of Substitute Habitats for Kaloula borealis Reveals a Decoupling between Hydroperiod Buffering and Breeding Opportunity

유준혁, 배양섭, 임성호, 도윤호
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생태와 환경 (Korean Journal of Ecology and Environment)
초록

Amphibians are the most threatened vertebrate group worldwide, largely because their biphasic life cycle depends on both aquatic and terrestrial environments and is highly sensitive to fine-scale hydrological variation. Under accelerating habitat loss and climate-driven shifts in rainfall regimes, substitute habitats are increasingly used as a practical conservation measure. Yet their effectiveness cannot be assumed from physical construction alone. When such sites attract individuals but fail to sustain breeding and recruitment, they may function as ecological traps rather than compensatory habitats. This concern is especially acute for the Boreal digging frog, Kaloula borealis, an explosive breeder whose reproductive success depends on the persistence of temporary aquatic habitat during the larval period. We integrated 191 field surveys from four substitute habitats with daily NASA POWER meteorological data and analyzed habitat performance using a weather-normalized framework that accounted for climatic variability among survey periods. The analyses revealed a clear decoupling between structural performance, defined as the capacity to retain breeding-season water, and functional performance, defined as the capacity to translate retained water into aquatic breeding opportunity. Incheon- Geomdan showed the strongest structural buffering, whereas Gwangmyeong-Siheung exhibited the highest functional breeding performance. Cheonan-Jiksan maintained intermediate but balanced performance across both dimensions, while Asan-Tangjeong was consistently poor in both, indicating potential sink-like characteristics. These findings show that restoration success in amphibian substitute habitats cannot be reduced to a single metric or to breeding records from a single year. Habitat evaluation should instead distinguish settlement, hydrological persistence, and breeding function, and interpret them under standardized climatic conditions. This framework provides a stronger basis for adaptive management and for designing substitute habitats that support long-term population viability rather than temporary occupancy.

키워드
Kaloula borealissubstitute habitatcumulative precipitationhydroperiodbreeding opportunity
목차
Abstract
서 론
재료 및 방 법
    1. 연구 대상지와 현장 조사
    2. 분석용 변수 정리
    3. 기상자료 수집 및 요약
    4. 단계 기반 반응 분석
    5. 기상 표준화 복원 성능 분석
    6. 분석 환경
결 과
    1. 조사 개요와 대체서식지별 기초 양상
    2. 기상 조건, 물웅덩이 상태, 번식 단계의 연쇄 반응
    3. 기상 표준화 복원 성능
    4. 모형 계수와 통계적 근거
고 찰
    1. 구조적 성능과 기능적 번식 성능
    2. 정착 중심 평가의 한계
    3. 적응적 관리와 연구 한계
적 요
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저자
  • 임성호((주)생태조사단 부 설 두희생태연구소) | Sung-Ho Lim (Doohee Institute of Ecological Research, Korea Ecosystem Service Inc., Ansan 15426, Republic of Korea)
  • 유준혁((주)생태조사단 부 설 두희생태연구소, 인천대학교 생명과학과) | Jun-Hyeok Yu (Doohee Institute of Ecological Research, Korea Ecosystem Service Inc., Ansan 15426, Republic of Korea, Department of Life Sciences, Incheon National University, Incheon 22012, Republic of Korea)
  • 배양섭(인천대학교 생명과학과) | Yang-Seop Bae (Department of Life Sciences, Incheon National University, Incheon 22012, Republic of Korea)
  • 도윤호(공주대학교 생명과학과) | Yuno Do (Department of Biological Sciences, Kongju National University, Gongju 32588, Republic of Korea) Corresponding author