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Population trends. In the last three decades, only isolated specimens have been<br />

caught in stake nets in the Romanian waters (Sulina, Constantsa and Agigea). No<br />

catch for the last five years on the Turkish coast.<br />

Threats. Eutrophication, turbidity in shallow water.<br />

Conservation measures taken. None.<br />

Conservation measures proposed. Reduce eutrophication and pollution by<br />

improving the quality <strong>of</strong> riverine input. Mitigate pollution in the Bosphorus Strait and<br />

Black Sea. Ban swordfish fisheries in certain periods in the Black Sea. Establish a<br />

special recovery programme in the entire Black Sea.<br />

References<br />

Radu, G., E. Leonte, G. Butoi, F. Verioti, A. Gorban & E. Radu, 1996. Principalele<br />

specii de pesti si mamifere din Marea Neagra (Determinator). Main fish and mammal<br />

species from the Black Sea (Identification sheets). IRCM, Constantsa, (in Romanian).<br />

FAO, 1973. Species identification sheets for fishery purposes. 1973. Mediterranean<br />

and Black Sea, fishing area 37. Rome.<br />

Compiled by G. Radu & F. Verioti<br />

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