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Bioindustry
biodiversity
Geology
Geography
hydrodynamics
Value
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Abstract
Central Java is a province in Indonesia located in the central part of Java Island and is surrounded by the north and south coasts. The bottom of the north coast is not deep compared to the south
coast, and the waves are not as fierce as the south sea, so there are many passenger and fishing ports on the north coast. The south coast is steep, and the waves are fierce, so it is rarely used for
harbours and only for tours. Geological conditions, geographic conditions, hydrodynamic conditions, and marine biodiversity in the Central Java region have economic aspects. The
socioeconomic aspect is a perspective and undeveloped value, namely the exploration of fish resources through the application of marine biotechnology. Expanding sources of marine
biological materials will make Central Java more developed in the future. The sources of marine biological materials are abundant because of their geographical location and specific ecosystem,
so the Indonesian sea area, especially Central Java, has promising prospects for the future. Biodiversity and Utilization of Fish Resources on the North Coast of Central Java can potentially
be a valuable source of exploration material in the bio-industry sector.
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