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Annotated check list of the non˗native fish species (Pisces) of the Black Sea

Maria Yankova
Danail Pavlov
Petya Ivanova
Evgenia Karpova
Alexander Boltachev
Levent Bat
Muammer Oral
Marina Mgeladze
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2013-08-01
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Twenty˗one species belonging to eight genera are listed.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Abstract Reviewing published data, we present a list of invasive alien fish species in the Black Sea coast, including data for year and place of the first occurrence in the national waters.
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Key Findings & Data:Abstract Reviewing published data, we present a list of invasive alien fish species in the Black Sea coast, including data for year and place of the first occurrence in the national waters.
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Conclusion & Impact:Twenty˗one species belonging to eight genera are listed.
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Abstract Reviewing published data, we present a list of invasive alien fish species in the Black Sea coast, including data for year and place of the first occurrence in the national waters. Twenty˗one species belonging to eight genera are listed.

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Yankova, M., Pavlov, D., Ivanova, P., Karpova, E., Boltachev, A., Bat, L., Oral, M., Mgeladze, M. (2013). Annotated check list of the non˗native fish species (Pisces) of the Black Sea. Journal of Black Sea / Mediterranean Environment, Volume: 19 Issue: 2. https://ajindex.com/articles/1656580

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