Capoeta oguzelii, Elp, Osmanoglu, Kadak & Turan, 2018
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111677811 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17819752 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/C85F87D2-FF3E-FF74-28AB-F936FE58FA0A |
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Felipe |
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Capoeta oguzelii |
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Common name. Ezine scraper.
Diagnosis. Distinguished from other species of Capoeta in Black Sea basin by: ○ lower jaw strongly arched, without cornified edge / ○ 7–10 gill rakers / ○ 7½ branched anal rays / ○ one pair of barbels / ○ last unbranched dorsal ray weakly
Distribution. Iran: Helleh and Mond drainages.
Habitat. Small rivers and streams with sand or gravel bottoms. Usually in medium or fast-flowing clear or muddy waters.
Biology. Lives up to 6 years. Spawns in spring, most likely May−June.
Conservation status. LC.
Further reading. Bianco & Bănărescu 1982 (description); Zareian et al. 2018 (description).
ossified, its posterior edge of with 0–8 serrae / ○ 68–82 total lateral-line scales. Size up to 139 mm SL.
Distribution. Türkiye: Upper reaches of Ezine ( Kastamonu).
Habitat. Streams with moderate, slow-flowing water and a gravel, sandy or muddy bottom.
Biology. No data.
Capoeta pestai ; Lake Eğirdir basin, Türkiye; 210 mm SL.
Conservation status. CR; only a few small villages around type locality. Sudden pollution or desiccation may cause immediate extinction.
Further reading. Elp et al. 2018 (description); Kaya 2019 (distribution, conservation).
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