P. J. Reay
Abstract
The occurrence of a 29 mm juvenile Mugil cephalus in the Camel estuary at 50°30′ N represents the first British record of this widespread tropical and subtropical species. Its origins, however, are obscure.
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The occurrence of a 29 mm juvenile Mugil cephalus in the Camel estuary at 50°30′ N represents the first British record of this widespread tropical and subtropical species. Its origins, however, are obscure.
Key concepts: Mugil, Biology, Estuary, Fishery, Juvenile, Mullet, Subtropics, Zoology