While the collection of fish for the aquarium pet trade has been flagged as a major threat to
wild populations, this link is tenuous for the unregulated wild collection of endemic species …

The collection of marine taxa for the aquarium trade continues to demand live animals be
extracted from reefs, but in doing so, offers economic benefits for local communities. To …

Recreational fishing is an established activity in developed countries across the world. Many
emerging economies have well-established recreational fisheries; however, in countries …

Invasive species refers to non-native species that produce negative consequences in the
relatively new habitat or producing effects that human don't like and deem harmful. In the …

Iran harbors a native and highly endemic inland ichthyofauna which is being threatened by
an increasing number of exotic fishes receiving from different geographic realms including …

Climate change and invasive species are two of the greatest threats to global biodiversity,
and their impacts are compounded when they interact with each other1. For example …

Aenigmachanna gollum, new genus and species, is described from Kerala, South India. It is
the first subterranean species of the family Channidae. It has numerous derived and unique …

Pronounced organism-wide morphological stasis in evolution has resulted in taxa with
unusually high numbers of primitive characters. These 'living fossils' hold a prominent role …

Tropical freshwater eels (Anguilla bengalensis and Anguilla bicolor) contribute a major
share of the world's wild‐caught eel production, having become the next major target owing …

Abstract The South and South‐East Asian freshwater fish genus Systomus (Cyprinidae)
comprises 17 valid species. Six nominal species, including three endemics, have been …