Alien Crustacean Decapods from the Aegean Coast of Turkey

Yokeş, M. Baki; Karhan, S. Ünsal; Okuş, Erdoǧan; Yüksek, Ahsen; Aslan, Aslı; Yılmaz, I. Noyan; Demirel, Nazlı; Demir, Volkan; Galil, Bella S.

doi:10.3391/ai.2007.2.3.2

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“…The first record of A. roseus in the Mediterranean was reported from Israel and thereafter the species expanded to Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Greece, Egypt and Cyprus (for details see Crocetta et al, 2015a). In the southern Aegean Sea, the species was first reported from the coasts of Datça Peninsula, Turkey (Yokes et al, 2007) then Rodos Island, Greece (Corsini-Foka & Pancucci-Papadopoulou, 2010) where it is common (ELNAIS: Zenetos et al, 2015), and recently Gökova Bay, Turkey (Ateş et al, 2016).…”

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In the present Collective Article information on 26 taxa belonging to 8 Phyla and extended from the western Mediterranean to the Levantine Sea are presented. The new records were found in 9 countries as follows: Spain: first record for the Mediterranean of the crab Cancer bellianus; Algeria: further records of the alien fish Lagocephalus sceleratus to the west Algerian waters; Italy: first report on the presence and establishment of the ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi in Lessina and Varano Lagoons (W. Adriatic) and of Penaeus aztecus in Corigliano Gulf (Italian Ionian). Moreover, the extension of the distribution range of the polychaete Branchiomma bairdi to W. Sicily as well as that of the crab Ocypode cursor and the bryozoan Catenicella paradoxa to E. Sicily are cited. Slovenia: the record of the rare saccoglossan gastropod Placida cremoniana from Piran (Gulf of Trieste) is the first for the Adriatic; Greece: the native sea slug Eubranchus farrani is the first from the Eastern Mediterranean; many sightings of the bamboo corals Isididae distributed along all the E. Ionian Sea and the establishment of P. aztecus in all Greek waters are also reported for first time; the westernmost extension of the alien urchin Diadema setosum in Cretan waters is cited and new sights of the alien species Goniobranchus annulatus and Pterois miles are shown. Turkey: the alien fish Champsodon capensis is reported for first time from the Aegean Sea and the native acari Agauopsis microrhyncha from the Levantine Sea; a new observation of the alien crab Atergatis roseus in Güllük Bay-Aegean is also mentioned; Cyprus: first records of the alien urchin D. setosum and Lobotes surinamensis in Cypriot waters; Lebanon: several sightings of Monachus monachus from the Lebanese waters indicate a potential better status of the species in the area, Egypt: first records of the alien crab Dorippe quadridens and the alien gastropods Nerita sanguinolenta and Conomurex persicus from the Mediterranean Egyptian waters; extension of the distribution range of Diodora funiculata and Diodora rueppellii and a second record of the alien Nerita sanguinolenta in the same area.

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Section: First Record Of Gaper (Champsodon Capensis Regan 1908) In Tmentioning

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“…The Lessepsian immigrant Portunus segnis (Forskål, 1775) was reported from the Aegean (Yokeş et al, 2007) and Levantine (Gruvel, 1928) coasts of Turkey. Altuğ et al (2011) reported this species from the Sea of Marmara.…”

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The marine arthropods of Turkey

Bakır

Katağan²,

Aker³

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Turk J Zool

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This recent checklist of marine arthropods found on the coasts of Turkey represents a total of 1531 species belonging to\ud 7 classes: Malacostraca (766 species), Maxillopoda (437 species), Ostracoda (263 species), Pycnogonida (27 species), Arachnida (26\ud species), Branchiopoda (7 species), and Insecta (5 species). Seventy-five species were classified as alien species in the region. This paper\ud also includes the first record of the amphipod\ud Melita valesi\ud from the Levantine coast of Turkey (Ka?, Gulf of Antalya)

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“…Until December 2005, alien species in the Mediterranean was estimated to be 745 species (Zenetos et al 2005). Species richness in the Mediterranean has been changing with the increasing number of introduced lessepsian species , Ozcan .et al 2006, Yokes et al 2007, Galil 2005, Yokes and Galil 2006, Horton et al 2004, Galil 2004, Cinar and Altug 2007.…”

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Spatio-temporal distribution of soft-bottom epibenthic fauna on the Cilician shelf (Turkey), Mediterranean Sea

Mutlu

Ergev²

2007

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Spatio-temporal distribution of epifauna collected with a sledge was studied on the Cilician shelf of the Mediterranean Sea. There were two different communities: the shallow community was restricted to water at 5 and 10 m deep with sandy bottom inhabited abundantly by Conomurex persicus, Arnoglossus laterna and Murex trunculus. Conomurex persicus, an introduced tropical species predominated the shallow zone and distinguished it from the deep zone. The deep community (25-150 m) lacked shallow water species and was dominated by Arnoglossus laterna, Goneplax rhomboides and Parapenaeus longirostris. Seasonality was not a major factor in the epibenthic community structure of the entire shelf, but it is in the shallow waters. Bottom depth was main factor for structuring the community on the shelf. Sediment size and organic content is also a controlling factor for the distribution of the epibenthic fauna. Rev. Biol. Trop. 56 (4): 1919-1946. Epub 2008

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Alien Crustacean Decapods from the Aegean Coast of Turkey

Cited by 36 publications

References 10 publications

New Mediterranean Biodiversity Records (November, 2016)

New Mediterranean Biodiversity Records (November, 2016)

The marine arthropods of Turkey

Spatio-temporal distribution of soft-bottom epibenthic fauna on the Cilician shelf (Turkey), Mediterranean Sea

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