Measures and Gap Analysis on the Impact of Non-Indigenous Species on the Black Sea Ecosystem
Measures and Gap Analysis on the Impact of Non-Indigenous Species on the Black Sea Ecosystem
Omer Eyuboglu
Fig. 1.
Most likely method of non-indigenous species (NIS) introductions for the Turkish Black Sea coast.
Fig. 2.
Turkish shores, non-indigenous species vectors distribution ratios related to each sea (Cınar et al., 2011).
Fig. 3.
Black Sea recorded number of species ın past decades (Beken et al., 2014)
Fig. 4.
Composition of NIS groups ın Turkish Black Sea waters.
Fig. 5.
Cumulative number of NIS species recorded in Turkish Black Sea waters (MARinTURK, 2017).
Fig. 6.
Turkey Black Sea waters 2017 sampling station map.
Fig. 7.
Mnemiopsis leidyi (photo; Tahsin Ceylan, tahsinceylan.com).
Fig. 8.
Rapana venosa (photo; Tahsin Ceylan, tahsinceylan.com).
June 2022
Vol. 54, Iss. 3, Pages 1001-1500
