摩洛哥淡水生态系统中的灾难性鱼群死亡事件:令人担忧的趋势和对生物多样性的影响

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Yassine Baladia1,2, Mohamed Ben-Haddad3, Nezha Laadel4

  • 1Laboratory of Aquatic Systems: Marine and Continental Environments (AQUAMAR), Faculty of Sciences, University Ibnou Zohr, Agadir, Morocco. yassine.baladia@edu.uiz.ac.ma.

Environmental monitoring and assessment
|February 13, 2025
PubMed
概括

鱼类大规模死亡事件 (FMMEs) 是摩洛哥水域日益严重的危机. 这项研究记录了18个事件,导致超过780万条鱼类死亡,并影响了特有物种.

关键词:
生物多样性的丧失.生态的破坏 生态的破坏鱼类 鱼类 鱼类 鱼类鱼可以杀死鱼.淡水生态系统 淡水生态系统大规模死亡事件事件.

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