China's endangered freshwater fish and their conservation
Chunguang Zhang, Tyson R. Roberts, Yahui Zhao
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Chunguang Zhang, Tyson R. Roberts, Yahui Zhao
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The numerous distinct inland biogiographic areas and diverse freshwater ecosystems of China are inhabited by over 1000 freshwater fish species. Over 11% of the species are now supposedly either rare or endangered. Many reasons have been identified as contributing to this decline. Some measures have been taken to protect fish species. Conservation of freshwater fish will be more successful if additional measures are considered.
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The numerous distinct inland biogiographic areas and diverse freshwater ecosystems of China are inhabited by over 1000 freshwater fish species. Over 11% of the species are now supposedly either rare or endangered. Many reasons have been identified as contributing to this decline. Some measures have been taken to protect fish species. Conservation of freshwater fish will be more successful if additional measures are considered.
Key concepts: Endangered species, Freshwater fish, Freshwater ecosystem, Fishery, China, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Geography, Ecology