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Effects of introduced salmonids on amphibian distribution and abundance in Retezat National Park Dragoş Cocoş CBM CBM CBM CBM MASTER THESES SERIES MASTER THESES SERIES MASTER THESES SERIES MASTER THESES SERIES International Master Programme at the Swedish Biodiversity Centre Master theses
2007
unpublished
A total of 105 ponds and lakes across the alpine area of Retezat National Park were surveyed in order to find if the introductions of nonnative fish species have a negative influence on the distribution and abundance of local amphibian populations. Surveys conducted over two summer months in 2006 were used to identify the lakes where the introduced fish species still occur and to note the status of amphibian populations. Experiments performed at two sites revealed that the fish species found in
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