Record of <i>Nemipterus randalli </i>
Russell, 1986 from the southern Aegean Sea (Gökova Bay, Turkey)

Gülşahin, Anıl; Kara, Ali

doi:10.1111/jai.12187

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“…The gradually warming Mediterranean Sea may also contribute to the westward and northward expansion of alien thermophilic species (Coll et al , ; Occhipinti‐Ambrogi & Galil, ; Por, ). Nemipterus randalli has recently been recorded from the south‐eastern Aegean Sea (Gülşahin & Kara, ), indicating that it is actively expanding its distribution further westwards.…”

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“…randalli , erroneously identified as Japanese threadfin bream Nemipterus japonicus (Bloch 1791), was collected off the northern Israeli coast in February 2005 (Golani & Sonin, ). Subsequently, it was reported off Lebanon (Lelli et al , ), the Mediterranean coast of Turkey (Bilecenoglu & Russel, ; Gökoglu et al , ), and recently from the south‐eastern Aegean Sea (Gülşahin & Kara, ).…”

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Distribution and population structure of the alien Indo‐Pacific Randall's threadfin bream Nemipterus randalli in the eastern Mediterranean Sea

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Levitt

Galil

et al. 2014

Journal of Fish Biology

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As part of a comprehensive study of trawl fishery catch off Israel (Ashdod) and Turkey (Iskenderun and Antalya) conducted during 2008-2011, the population explosion of Nemipterus randalli, first recorded in the Mediterranean Sea in the beginning of 2005, was documented. The smallest individuals occurred on deeper bottoms (120 m), significantly more individuals were collected at night, and juvenile recruitment to the commercial fishery occurred during November and December at 40 m depth.

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Distribution and population structure of the alien Indo‐Pacific Randall's threadfin bream Nemipterus randalli in the eastern Mediterranean Sea

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Levitt

Galil

et al. 2014

Journal of Fish Biology

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“…It was previously misreported as Nemipterus japonicus by Golani & Sonin (2006) in the Mediterranean. After that, its presence, initiated in the Levantine Sea (Golani & Sonin, 2006), has been continued to increase until the northern Aegean coasts in Turkey (Gülşahin & Kara, 2013;Aydın & Akyol, 2017). Although N. randalli is reported from the different parts of Mediterranean (Lebanon, Syria, Israel), it was able to become one of the dominant components of the demersal ichthyofauna in only Israeli and Turkish coasts.…”

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Biological aspects of two coexisting native and non-native fish species in the Aegean Sea: Pagellus erythrinus vs. Nemipterus randalli

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Filiz

2019

Medit. Mar. Sci.

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Nowadays, the Mediterranean is a hotspot of biodiversity, characterized by changes in fish communities due to invasions. These invasions, mainly occurring through the entrance of species through the Suez Canal, a process called Lessepsian migration, has been increasing in the last 40 years. It is reported that, in Turkish seas, where 512 fish species are found, are 75 Lessepsian species. However, knowledge about the impact of Lessepsian species on native species is insufficient. This study aims to determine the bio-ecological characteristics and food interactions of a native Pagellus erythrinus and non-native Nemipterus randalli distributed in the Gökova Bay.In the monthly sampling survey, carried out between January 2016 and December 2016, 1698 N. randalli and 945 P. erythrinus individuals were collected. Length, weight, age, sex distributions and ratios, length-age, weight-age, length-weight relationships, condition factors, stomach contents and reproduction periods were examined to determine the interaction between species. According to results, the life span of P. erythrinus is longer than N. randalli in the Gökova Bay. Nevertheless, N. randalli grows faster than P. erythrinus. Reproduction periods of both two species show similarities. Food competition between species is found to be significantly high. Results of condition factors exhibit that N. randalli shows an increased ability to exploit the available food sources. Pagellus erythrinus displays strategies such as: early maturation, short reproduction period, reproduction in the deeper waters and batch spawning, to compete with N. randalli. With the invasive characteristics of N. randalli established a successful population in the Gökova Bay.

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“…In the southeastern Aegean Sea, two specimens of N. randalli were collected In Ekincik Bay in 2011 (Bilecenoğlu & Yokeş, ). Subsequently, three specimens were captured in Gökova Bay, southeastern Aegean Sea in 2011 (Gülşahin & Kara, ). In addition, one specimen of N. randalli was observed (but unsampled) in an artisanal fishery catch in the Kuşadası region in 2013 (Bilecenoğlu & Yokeş, ).…”

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“…Subsequently, three specimens were captured in Gökova Bay, southeastern Aegean Sea in 2011 (Gülşahin & Kara, 2013). In addition, one specimen of N. randalli was observed (but unsampled) in an artisanal fishery catch in the Kuşadası region in 2013 (Bilecenoğlu & Yokeş, 2013).…”

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Occurrence ofNemipterus randalliRussell, 1986 (Nemipteridae) off Izmir Bay, Turkey

Aydin

Akyol

2017

J Appl Ichthyol

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Record of Nemipterus randalli Russell, 1986 from the southern Aegean Sea (Gökova Bay, Turkey)

Cited by 13 publications

References 6 publications

Distribution and population structure of the alien Indo‐Pacific Randall's threadfin bream Nemipterus randalli in the eastern Mediterranean Sea

Distribution and population structure of the alien Indo‐Pacific Randall's threadfin bream Nemipterus randalli in the eastern Mediterranean Sea

Biological aspects of two coexisting native and non-native fish species in the Aegean Sea: Pagellus erythrinus vs. Nemipterus randalli

Occurrence ofNemipterus randalliRussell, 1986 (Nemipteridae) off Izmir Bay, Turkey

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