black sea red data book - Department of Biology

Black Sea. An inventory of marine algae was prepared on the basis of categories
proposed by the International Union on the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Field
studies covering the last three decades identified 143 macrophytes in Romanian
maritime waters, including: 20 extinct and endangered species (6 Chlorophyta, 4
Phaeophyta, 10 Rhodophyta), 34 rare species (6 Chlorophyta, 2 Xanthophyta, 9
Phaeophyta, 17 Rhodophyta), and four insufficiently known species (1 Phaeophyta,
3 Rhodophyta).
Extinct and Endangered Species of Marine Macrophytes in Romania
Chlorophyta Phaeophyta Rhodophyta
Cladophora rupestris Myrionema strangulans Corallina elongata
Cladophora hatchinsiae Petalonia zosterifolia Dasya baillouriana
Enteromorpha kylinii Pilayella littoralis Erythrocladia irregularis
Enteromorpha torta Stictyosiphon adriaticus Gelidium latifolium
Entocladia viridis Gelidiella antipai
Pseudopringsheimia
confluens
Laurencia ortusa
Lophosiphonia reptarunda
Polysiphonia riolacea
Spermothamnion strictum
Stylonema alsidii
Five species of Natantia and three species of Reptantia decapods have disappeared
from Romanian Black Sea coastal waters:
Extinct Species of Decapods in Romania
Natantia Reptantia
Hippolyte inermis Leach, 1815 Callianassa pontica Czern, 1884
Lysmata seticaudata Risso, 1816 Callianassa truncata Giard-Bonnier, 1890
Pontophylus fasciatus Hailst, 1835 Macropodia aegiptia Milne-Edov, 1834
Pontophylus trispinosus Hailst, 1835
Processa pontica Sorinsky, 1885
4. RUSSIA
by Stanislav Volovik
The Red Data Book of the USSR (1984) and the Red Data Book of the RSFSR (1983)
were published in Russia. The following Black Sea/Azov Sea Basin animal species
are included in the Red Data Book (RDB) of the USSR:
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