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Population trends. Sharp decline in population numbers since the late 1970s. The<br />

<strong>red</strong>uction estimate <strong>of</strong> 50-70% over the last 10 years is based on direct observations.<br />

Threats. Pollution <strong>of</strong> the surface microlayer <strong>of</strong> water, bottom hypoxia and<br />

disappearance <strong>of</strong> Cystoseira barbata belts from the north-western coast <strong>of</strong> the Black<br />

Sea.<br />

Conservation measures taken. Included in the Red Data Book <strong>of</strong> Ukraine (1994), in<br />

the Data Deficient (DD) category.<br />

Conservation measures proposed. Include in Black Sea Red Data Book. Reduce<br />

Black Sea eutrophication.<br />

References<br />

Smirnov, A. I., 1994. Callionymus belenus Risso. Chervona Kniga Ukrayni (Red<br />

Data Book <strong>of</strong> Ukraine): 280 pp. (in Ukrainian).<br />

Svetovidov, A. N., Ryby Chernogo morya (Fishes <strong>of</strong> the BlackSea).<br />

Nauka, Moscow-Leningrad: 551 pp. (in Russian).<br />

Zaitsev, Y. P., 1971. Marine Neustonology. Jerusalem, Israel Program for<br />

Scientific Translations: 207 pp.<br />

Zaitsev, Y. P., 1993. Impact <strong>of</strong> Eutrophication on the Black Sea Fauna. Studies and<br />

Reviews 64 : 59-86.<br />

Compiled by Y. Zaitsev<br />

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