On the Presence of the Lessepsian Pomadasys stridens (Haemulidae) in the Aegean Sea (Marmaris Bay, Turkey)

Year 2018, Volume: 4 Issue: 2, 163 - 166, 03.12.2018

Okan Akyol , Tülin Çoker

Abstract

This paper reports the
presence of new striped piggy, Pomadasys
stridens specimens in the Turkish Aegean Sea. Four specimens, measuring between
136 and 140 mm in TL, were captured off Marmaris coast, Muğla in southern
Aegean Sea on 16 March 2018. This short paper presents second record of the
fish in the Aegean Sea that indicates beginning of its established population
in the area.

Keywords

Pomadasys stridens, presence, measurement, Marmaris, Aegean Sea

Ege Denizi’nde (Marmaris, Türkiye) Lesepsiyen Pomadasys stridens (Haemulidae) Balığının Varlığı Üzerine

Abstract

Bu makale, Ege
Denizi’nde yeni Pomadasys stridens
bireylerinin bulunuşunu rapor etmektedir. 16 Mart 2018 tarihinde 136 ve 140 mm
arasında total boyda ölçülen dört birey güney Ege Denizi’nde Marmaris kıyıları (Muğla) açığından
yakalanmıştır. Bu kısa makale, Ege Denizi’ nde bunların populasyonunun
yerleşmeye başladığını gösteren ikinci kaydını sunmaktadır.

Keywords

Pomadasys stridens, bulunuş, ölçüm, Marmaris, Ege Denizi

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