Alien fishes in the Black Sea waters of Crimea (Ukraine)

Manilo, Leonid

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“…Основними складовими фауни чорноморських риб є види понтокаспійського та атлан тичносередземноморського фауністичних комплексів. За узагальненими даними численних літературних джерел, з часів виходу роботи К. Ф. Кесслера [Kessler 1877], в Чорному морі за реєстровано 158 видів риб зі 107 родів і 60 родин, що відносяться до атлантичносередземно морського комплексу [Manilo 2021].…”

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“…Це значно менше, ніж в чорноморських водах півострова Крим, де за той же період виявле но 31 вселенець з 27 родів і 16 родин, з яких постійно зустрічалися 15 (48,4 %), епізодично -9 (29,0 %) і випадково -7 (22,6 %) видів [Manilo 2021] (рис. 1).…”

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“…1. Співвідношення видіввселенців, що постійно (1), епізодично (2) і випадково (3) зустрічаються у водах ПЗЧМ (a) та Криму (b) [Manilo 2021] з 1970х років. Fig.…”

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“…1. The ratio of alien species that have been regularly (1), sporadically (2), and occasionally (3) found in waters of the northwestern part of the Black Sea (a) and Crimea (b) [Manilo 2021] since the 1970s.…”

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“…розширили свій ареал ще 2 види: S. scriba з родини кам'яних окунів Serrani dae та Sciaena umbra з родини горбаневих Sciaenidae, які відносяться до випадкових. Вони були відомі в Чорному морі в водах Туреччини, Кавказького узбережжя РФ, Болгарії [Rass 1987;Bat et al 2006;Karapetkova & Zhivkov 2010;Yankova et al 2014], а також постійно мешкають в чор номорських водах Криму [Boltachev & Karpova 2017;Manilo 2021]. S. scriba, знайдений вперше в 2019 р.…”

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The Atlantic–Mediterranean fish assemblage and alien fishes in north-western part of the Black Sea within the waters of Ukraine

Manilo¹,

Снігирьов²,

Tkachenko³

et al. 2022

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The article is devoted to alien fish species that have appeared over the last 50 years in coastal waters of the north-western part of the Black Sea (NWBS) within Ukraine. The coastal waters of NWBS are analysed from the northern shore of Karkinitsky Bay (including the Dzharylhach Estuary) to Zmiiny Island in three selected areas: Kinburn–Karkinitsky area (including the Tendra and Yahorlyk estuaries), Odesa area, and Zmiiny Island. A brief description of the Atlantic-Mediterranean fish assemblage of these areas is presented along with that of alien fishes and species that have expanded their geographic range. According to the generalised data from numerous literature sources, from the publication of K. F. Kessler’s work in 1877 until now, 80 species from 63 genera and 43 families belonging to the Atlantic–Mediterranean fish assemblage have been recorded in waters of the NWBS. A complete list of species of this assemblage is given in a table. According to the degree of their occurrence, recently introduced alien fish species of the NWBS are divided into three groups: regular, sporadic, and occasional. Since the 1970s, 7 alien species have been recorded in the NWBS, belonging to 7 genera and 5 families, of which 3 are sporadic (42.9 %) and 4 are occasional (57.1 %). At species level they make up 8.8 % of the representatives of the Atlantic–Mediterranean assemblage represented in waters of the NWBS, whereas 11.1 % at the level of genera and 11.6 % at the level of families. Brief information of these species is given (synonymy, presence of specimens in the fish collection of the National Museum of Natural History NASU and of the Black Sea Biosphere Reserve NASU, brief description, distribution and vector of introduction). Among the alien fish species in the NWBS, representatives of the benthopelagic (4 species, 57.1 %) and pelagic (2 species, 28.6 %) ecological groups prevail. Of the benthic group, only a single species (14.3 %) was noted. It was found that, at present, out of the 7 alien fish species found in waters of the NWBS over the past 50 years, the species whose appearance is associated with the natural process of mediterranisation dominate (4 species, 57.1 %). To date, the vector of introduction cannot be established for three species (42.9 %).

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The Atlantic–Mediterranean fish assemblage and alien fishes in north-western part of the Black Sea within the waters of Ukraine

Manilo¹,

Снігирьов²,

Tkachenko³

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Long-term changes and causes of biota assemblages in the southern Black Sea coasts

Bat,

Kurt,

Mülayim

et al. 2024

Marine Biology Research

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Alien fish species of Atlantic–Mediterranean origin in the Sea of Azov within the waters of Ukraine (a review for the last 50 years)

Manilo¹,

Demchenko²

2022

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The article is devoted to alien fish species that have appeared over the past 50 years off the coast of Ukraine in the Sea of Azov. The coastal waters of the Sea of Azov are analysed within the waters of Ukraine from Cape Tarkhan of the Kerch Peninsula to the Kryva Spit in Taganrog Bay with the selection of three areas: the southern part—from Cape Tarkhan to Cape Kazantip; the western part—from Arabatska Bay to the Tonka Strait, including Syvash Bay; the northern part—from the Utlyutsky Estuary to the Kryva Spit. According to generalised data from numerous literature sources, from the time of the publication of the work of K. F. Kessler in 1877 and A. Ostroumov in 1897 to the present time, 53 species of fish from 43 genera and 32 families of Atlantic–Mediterranean origin have been registered in the Sea of Azov. During the same period of time, 37 species from 32 genera and 25 families were recorded in the waters of Ukraine. From this list currently disappeared 4 species from 2 families. Since the 1970s, 6 alien species of Atlantic–Mediterranean origin (or complex) have been found in the waters of the Sea of Azov in Ukraine (11.3% of the total number of species registered in the sea since 1897), belonging to 6 genera of 6 families. At species level, aliens make up 16.2% of the number of representatives of the Atlantic–Mediterranean assemblage in Ukrainian waters, at the genus level—18.7%, and at family level—24.0%. According to ecological groups, 3 species belong to benthic species, 2 to bentho-pelagic species, and 1 to pelagic species. Brief information on these species is given (synonymy, presence of material in the fish collection of the National Museum of Natural History NAS of Ukraine, description, distribution, record localities). A table is provided with a complete list of species of this assemblage in Ukrainian waters and the entire Sea of Azov. Unlike other areas of the Azov–Black Sea Basin (Crimean waters, north-western part of the Black Sea), where a share of aliens has also occurred constantly and sporadically, all alien species of the Sea of Azov of Atlantic–Mediterranean origin over the past 50 years are random in the area that have entered the sea during intensive advection of saline Black Sea waters through the Kerch Strait.

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Alien fishes in the Black Sea waters of Crimea (Ukraine)

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The Atlantic–Mediterranean fish assemblage and alien fishes in north-western part of the Black Sea within the waters of Ukraine

The Atlantic–Mediterranean fish assemblage and alien fishes in north-western part of the Black Sea within the waters of Ukraine

Long-term changes and causes of biota assemblages in the southern Black Sea coasts

Alien fish species of Atlantic–Mediterranean origin in the Sea of Azov within the waters of Ukraine (a review for the last 50 years)

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