Can Mert Gören1, Nehir Kaymak1

  • 1Akdeniz University, Faculty of Science, Department of Bioogy, Antalya, Turkey.

概括

像普鲁士鱼和普通鱼这样的引入鱼类在新环境中显示出显著的身体形状和尺寸变化. 这些由位置和物种影响的变化表明,适应性和表型可塑性有助于入侵成功.

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