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Trophic interactions between native and introduced fish species in a littoral fish communityNARA Subscribed
The trophic interactions between 15 native and two introduced fish species, silverside Odontesthes bonariensis and rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss , collected in a major fishery area at Lake Titicaca were explored by integrating traditional ecological knowledge and stable‐isotope analyses ( SIA ). SIA suggested the existence of six trophic groups in this fish community based on δ 13 C and δ 15 N signatures. This was supporte...
Life‐history traits of the stone loach Barbatula barbatulaNARA Subscribed
The life‐history tactics of the stone loach Barbatula barbatula were studied in a Mediterranean‐type climate stream (Matarranya River) located in the Ebro River basin (north‐east Spain). Maximum observed ages were 2+ years in both sexes (1% of individuals), although only 0+ and 1+ year age groups were well represented. It is the lowest longevity reported for this species in its entire distribution. The seasonal growth period s...
A spatially based approach was used to analyse the response of fish‐based metrics to human impacts in the Iberian Peninsula. A fish‐based typology was established that distinguished one salmonid type (fish assemblages dominated by Salmo trutta fario L.), two mixed types ( S. trutta fario associated with different cyprinids) and six cyprinid types (dominated by different species of barbel [ Barbus spp.], nase [ Chondrostoma spp...
Ecological traits of fish assemblages from Mediterranean Europe and their responses to human disturbanceNARA Subscribed
Mediterranean river systems are characterised by more diverse fish assemblages and regional ecological processes compared with the rest of Europe. A data set from Mediterranean France, Iberia and Greece (∼2000 sites) was used to describe the characteristics of fish assemblages, explore their responses to anthropogenic disturbance and analyse the implications for river quality assessment. There was a southwards decline in speci...
Spatially based methods to assess the ecological status of riverine fish assemblages in European ecoregionsNARA Subscribed
The objective was to develop spatially based (type‐specific) methods to assess the ecological status of European rivers according to the EU Water Framework Directive. Some 15 000 samples from about 8000 sites were pre‐classified within a five‐tiered classification system based on hydromorphological and physico‐chemical pressures. The pre‐classification was used to identify reference conditions and to calibrate the assessment m...
Pseudorasbora parva is recorded for the first time in the Iberian Peninsula. Its presence in the River Ebro delta is probably due to involuntary introduction.
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