Marine Science and Technology Bulletin

Yazarlar: ["İlker AYDIN", "Önder YILDIRIM", "Kıvanç TOPÇUOĞLU", "Sercan YAPICI"]

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DOI:10.33714/masteb.1185291

Anahtar Kelimeler:Gibraltar Strait,Suez Canal,Native species,Non-native species,Bioinvasion

Özet: The Mediterranean Sea is considered an aquatic biodiversity hotspot that hosts approximately 782 fish species and 72 of them are categorized as endemic. However, non-native species introductions that are of natural or human-mediated origin have posed a major threat to the biodiversity of the Mediterranean Sea which is showing high rates of endemism. Here, we represent historical and recent updated data alien ( Champsodon nudivittis, Nemipterus randalli, Pterois miles, Scarus ghobban, Scomberomorus commerson), neonative (Seriola fasciata, Sphoeroides pachygaster) fishes spreading on the Aegean Sea.

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