Titlebook: Biological invaders in inland waters: Profiles, distribution, and threats; Francesca Gherardi Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.

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Granulozytopenien (Agranulozytosen),ecies established in the regional wetlands: the coypu (. Molina), the muskrat (. Linnaeus), the American mink (Mustela vison Schreber), and the Canadian beaver (. Kuhl). These species were imported into Europe to be farmed or were intentionally released into the wild with the aim of harvesting their

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H. Heimpel,D. Huhn,G. Ruhenstroth-Bauerbasins within those countries, while most of the large drainage basins include at least two countries – up to as many as 13 (UN/Water Africa 2006). Freshwater wetlands are similarly widespread and variable in size with many of the larger swamps and floodplains extended into at least two countries. A

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Growth and reproduction of the goldfish Carassius auratus: a case study from Italy with a slightly serrated third spine. This species is very similar to the crucian carp . (Linneaus), but is more elongated and has a slightly concave dorsal fin and slightly larger scales (Lelek 1987).