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Identification of Kerman Fishes Identification of Kerman Fishes Item Type Report Authors Ebrahimi, Mahtab; Ramin, M.; Afhzali, H.; Yazdanpanah, L. Publisher Iranian Fisheries Science Research Institute Download date 04/10/2021 10:35:32 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/1834/13207 pH EC Balitoridae Capoeta damascina Cyprinidae Cypriniformes Gambusia affinis Poecilidae Cyprinodontiformes Schistura sargadensis Capoeta damasina- Gambusia affinis- Schistura sargadensis (Bond, 1979) Leusiscus Capoet C. Watsoni= Cyprinion microphthalmum ( ) Berg Discognathichthys rossicus nodiventris= Garra rossica Spillman (coad, 1981, 1982, 1987, 1991 a) coad and Krupp 1994) 1949, 1940 1913 1926 Berg 2000, 1998, 1994, 1991,1987, 1980 Brian coad Karaman Bianco & Banarescu Garra Menon Cyprinion Mirza Cyprinidae (Fixation) L.S.Berg SPSS Berg, 1949- Coad, 1992 Coad Poecilidae Balitoridae Cyprinidae Cypriniformes Cyprinidae Capoeta damascina Balitoridae Schistura Sargadensis Cyprinodontiformes Poecilidae Gambusia affinis Order: Cypriniformes Family; Cyprinidae Genus: Capoeta Species: Capoeta damascina(Valenciennes, 1842) Gobio damascinus (Valenciennes, 1842) Capoeta (Heckel, 1843) Seaphiodon socialis (Heckel. 1843) Scaphiodon peregrinorum (Heckel. 1843) Scaphiodon chebisiensis (Keyserling, 1861) Capoeta damascina (Kesler, 1877) Capoeta damascina (Lortel, 1883) Capoeta syriaca (Lortet, 1883) Capoeta damascina (Pellegrin, 1923) Varicorhinus damascinus (Hanko, 1924) Capoeta damascina (Gunther, 1868) Capoeta chebisensis (Tortonese, 1934) Varicorhinus damascinus (Tortonese, 1937-1938) D. ll lv 7-8; L.L. 72 10-16/ 8-14 82; G. r. 11-15; C.P.D. 5.8- 16.4; C. P. L. 7.9-91.3 Capoeta damascina H.l/ T.l Pre.D/T.l Per.A/ T.l P.c.l/T.l C.p.l/T.l Eye.D/H.l B.L/H.l Capoeta Order: Cypriniformes Family: Cobitidae Genus: Schistura Species: Schistura sargadensis (Nikolskii 1900) Nemachilus sargadensis(Nikolskii 1900) : synonym of Schistura sargadensis (Nikolskii 1900) Nemachilus cobitis elegans (non Kessler) (Varensov, 1896) Nemachilus turcmenicus (Berg, 1932) Nemachilus saragadensis turcmenicus (Berg, 1933) D. ll- lv 5-7; H.L 8.9- 14.2; C.P.D 3.5-6.6; C. P. L. 5.1-14.8; eye.d 1.4-2.2 11-21 Schistura sargadensis H.l/ T.l Pre.D/T.l Per.A/ T.l P.c.l/T.l C.p.l/T.l eye.D/H.l B.L/H.l Schistura Order: Cyprinodontiformes Family: Poecilidae Genus: Gambusia Species: Gambusia affinis (Baird and Girard 1853) Cambusia affinis holbrooki (Lindberg, 1934) Gambusia affinis holbrooki (Girard, 1859) Gambusia holbrooki (Girard, 1859) D. ll-lll 5-7 A. lll.8 T. L. 37-51; eye. D. 2.7-3.8; C. P. L. 12.1-19.3 (gonopodium) Gambusia affinis H.l/ T.l Pre.D/T.l Per.A/ T.l P.c.l/T.l C.p.l/T.l eye.D/H.l Gambusia N. sargadensis G. affinis C. damascina Gambusia Schistura Capoeta affinis sargadensis damascina Gambusia Schistura Capoeta affinis sargadensis damascina Gambusia Nemachilus Capoeta affinis sargadensis damascina Gambusia Nemachilus Capoeta affinis sargadensis damascina (Begena, L. 1978) (Nelson, 1984, 1994) . (Varley, 1977) (Bond, 1979) (Coad1980,1995) (Coad,?) Schistura sargadensis Capoeta damascina G. affinis C. damscina Gambusin affinisa S.sargadensis C. damscina Mahdavi Anderson (Rives, 1968) (English, 1968) (Wulf, 1968) qhanat qanat (Coad) (Butler, 1933, English, 1968) (Wulf, 1988) (Coad1980,1995) Capoeta damascina G.affinis Balitoridae S. sargadensis Cyrinidae Poecilidae C. damascina (Coad, 1995) (Moyle & cech, 1988) S. sargadensis Balitoridae Balitoride (Coad) G.affinis G. affinis Tabibzadeh et al (1970) , Etemadfar etal, 1983) (Coad & abdoli, 1993) (Coad & abdoli, 1993) Cyprinidae 11- Bond, C. E, 1979. Biology of fishes. Saunders college publishing philadelfia pp: 213-215. 12- Berg, L.s. 1949. fresh water fishes of iran and adjacent countries. Trudy zoologiche skll institute Akademiya Navk USSR. 8: 783-858. 13- Berg. L. S. 1964. fresh water fishes of iran and adjacent countries. Trudy zoologiches kil institute Akademiya Navk USSR. 14- Banarescu. P. and. T. Nalbant. 1966: cobitidae (pisces) from Afghanistan and iran. Vidersk. Meddr. 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A eiley interscience publication. U.S.A, 543 pp. 28- Scheldon, A. L., 1968. species diversity and longitudinal succession in stream fishes, Ecology, Vol. 4. , No- 2.15p. 29- Tabibzadeh, I., G. Behbahani & R. Nakhai (?, 1970) use of Gambusia fish in the malaria eradication programme of iran.- World Health organization, WHO/ MAL/ 70. 198, 13 pp. Genava. 30- Varley, M. E 1977. British fresh water fishes factor affecting in their distribution fishing New Books. London. Pp: 14-15. Abstract This study was performed as a research program in Agricultural Research center of Kerman since 2000. During one year identification of fish in qanat basins of Markazi desert and Sirjan desert was carried out . In this study Electroshoker and salik net with o.5 and 1 cm net work and padel net with 1cm were used to catch the fishes from 73 series of qanat. Parameters estimated in qanats (pH, Weather Temprature, Oxygen , Ec,...) Specified in sum 767 from fishes which were in 2 order 3 family and 3 species as: 1-Order: Cypriniformes. Family :Cyprinidaea Species: Capoeta damascina (Valenciennes, 1849) family: Balitoridaeb species: Schistura sargadensis (Nikolskii, 1900) 2-Order:Cyprinodontiforms Family: Poecilidaea Species: Gambusia affinis (Baird and Girard, 1853) key Word: Qanats, Sirjan,Markazi desert,fish , Capoeta damasina- Gambusia affinis- : Schistura sargadensis Ministry of Jihad e Agriculture AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, EDUCATION & EXTENTION ORGANIZATION IRANIAN FISHERIES RESEARCH ORGANIZATION Agricultural and Natural Resources Research Center of Kerman Title : Identification of Kerman Fishes Apprpved Number: 79-0710218000-01 Author: Mahtab Ebrahimi Executor : Mahtab Ebrahimi Collaborator : M. Ramin ,H. Afhzali, L. Yazdanpanah Advisor(s): A. Abdoli Location of execution : Kerman province Date of Beginning : 2000 Period of execution : 1 year & 3 Months Publisher : Iranian Fisheries Research Organization Circulation : 20 Date of publishing : 2010 All Right Reserved . No Part of this Publication May be Reproduced or Transmitted without indicating the Original Reference MINISTRY OF JIHAD - E - AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, EDUCATION & EXTENTION ORGANIZATION IRANIAN FISHERIES RESEARCH ORGANIZATION- Agricultural and Natural Resources Research Center of Kerman Title: Identification of Kerman Fishes Executor : Mahtab Ebrahimi Registration Number 2010.408 .
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