| Title: | Zoology in the Middle East, 72(2) - April, 2026 |
| Material Type: | Serial check-in : Serial |
| Published date : | 04/03/2026 |
| Publication Date: | 2026 |
| Languages: | English |
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Tarık Danışman, Author ;
Kadir Boğaç Kunt, Author ;
İlhan Coşar, Author ;
Ersen Aydın Yağmur, Author
Apostenus turcicus sp. n. is described based on male and female specimens collected from the eastern Mediterranean region of Türkiye. The number of known Apostenus species in Türkiye has now risen to two, with A. fuscus being the other species. [...]
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Babak Gharali, Author ;
Neal Evenhuis, Author ;
Mehdi Shams-Zadeh, Author
The genus Villa Lioy, 1864 (Bombyliidae: Villini) is a species-rich genus in the Palaearctic Region and is represented in Iran by eighteen species. A new species, Villa gymnancylax sp. nov., is described from central Iran. Diagnostic morphologic[...]
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C. Çevik, Author ;
D. Ergüden, Author ;
H. Kabasakal, Author ;
F. Kabaklı, Author
Knowledge of the distribution and reproductive habitats of the Lusitanian cownose ray (Rhinoptera marginata) in the northeastern Mediterranean remains limited, and potential nursery areas for the species have not yet been clearly identified. Thi[...]
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Celal Karaman, Author ;
Kadri Kiran, Author
Non-native ant species constitute an important component of global biological invasions. Globally, approximately 520 ant species are known to have spread beyond their native ranges, of which more than 300 are established. In Türkiye, 17 non-nati[...]
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Neveen S. Gadallah, Author ;
Ahmed M. Soliman, Author ;
Hathal M. Al Dhafer, Author
In the present study, the families Embolemidae and Sclerogibbidae are recorded for the first time in the fauna of Saudi Arabia. They are represented by six species: Embolemus harteni Olmi (Embolemidae), Sclerogibba berlandi Benoit, S. magrettii [...]
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A. M. Alhababy, Author ;
M. S. Salah, Author ;
A. M. Hazazi, Author
The Saudi Arabian Red Sea coast supports coastal communities that depend heavily on fisheries as a major source of protein, making it important to clarify the genetic connectivity of key exploited species for effective management. In this study,[...]
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Akın Kiraç, Author ;
Ahmet Mert, Author ;
Zikriye Özbek, Author ;
Özkan Evcin, Author ;
Emrah Tagi Ertuğrul, Author ;
Eyup Baskale, Author
The present study aimed to evaluate the ecological niche characteristics, habitat preferences and potential lineage differentiation of Anatololacerta ibrahimi occurring west of the Göksu River and Anatololacerta danfordi distributed east of the [...]
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Maryam Peymani, Author ;
Hussein Valikhani, Author ;
Asghar Abdoli, Author ;
Farshad Nejat, Author ;
Daryoush Moghaddas, Author ;
Lorenzo Vilizzi, Author
The invasiveness risk of 15 non-native freshwater fish species established in the lower Tigris Basin (south-west Iran) was evaluated for Shadegan International Wetland and associated catchments of the rivers Jarrahi and Karun by integrating risk[...]
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Hacer Yeldan, Author ;
Elizabeth Grace Tunka Bengil, Author ;
Fethi Bengil, Author ;
Sinan Mavruk, Author
Long-term monitoring of marine organisms remains scarce in the Mediterranean Sea, particularly in the eastern Mediterranean basin, resulting in limited knowledge of temporal variation in batoid diversity and population characteristics. To addres[...]
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Nazanin Mohsenian, Author ;
Gianna Minton, Author ;
Hamed Moshiri, Author ;
Reyhaneh Roohi, Author ;
Amin Tollab, Author ;
Meysam Ghasemi, Author ;
Naseer Soltanpur, Author ;
Mohammad Sadegh Saba, Author ;
Maryam Mohammadi, Author ;
Gill T. Braulik, Author
Systematic recording of marine mammal strandings provides useful data on species occurrence, distribution, abundance, and threats, especially in regions with limited information like southern Iran. This study reports on strandings data collected[...]
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| 16831 | 9B/5 | Périodique | Bibliothèque | Périodiques étagère 9 | Available |
