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Fish Invasion in the Upper Amur Basin |
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Gorlachev V.P.Doctor of Pedagogy, Professor valeriigorlachev@mail.ruGorlachyova Y.P.Candidate of Science (Biology), senior research assistant gorl_iht@mail.ru |
| Bibliographic description |
Gorlachev V. P., Gorlacheva Ye. P. Fish Invasion in the Upper Amur Basin // Scholarly Notes of Transbaikal State University.
Series Biological sciences. 2017. Vol. 12, No. 1. PP. 129–141. |
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576.8:639.3.09 |
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Fish invasion is fish penetration to the eco-systems located outside the territory of its original
(usually natural) distribution. Such invasion can result in a deep cenosis restructuring and pose a threat
to the stability of the ecosystem. 11 species out of 48 fish species registered in the waters of the Upper
Amur basin are invasive. Pelyad, omul, white and bighead carp, grass carp and perch expanded its
range in the territory of Transbaikalia due to human conscious intervention. Amur three lips, Manchurian
and Chanka gudgeons, lazy gudgeon, Amur sleeper expanded their area by themselves or by human
unscheduled impacts on the process. Estimation of the main directions of fish invasion is given in the
article. Indicators of their linear and weight growth, feeding, food relationships are also analyzed and the
effects of fish invasion for the Upper Amur basin water bodies are described. It was revealed that fish
invasion flow goes in two directions: from the west to the east and from the east to the west. The first
direction was carried out, generally with human interference; the second one took place spontaneously,
unintentionally. Fish invasion described has both positive and negative result. Deliberate invasion is
usually positive, but it requires continuous support. Unintentional invasion may have far-reaching
negative consequences, as it is illustrated by the example of the Amur sleeper wide invasion.
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| Key words |
invasion, range, ecosystems, introduction, Zabaikalsky krai, Upper Amur Basin, pelyad,omul, white amur, white and bighead carp, grass carp, Amur three lips, Manchurian and Chankagudgeons, lazy gudgeon, Amur sleeper |
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