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Table All.8. Assessment table of the status of food fish species introduced into Taiwan. FINFISH Species Criteria 1 2 3 4 5 ANGUILUDAE Anguilla anguilla CENTRARCHIDAE Microplerus salmoides CHARALIDAE Colossoma bidens + + + + Sciaenops ocellatus - - + + + CICHUDAE Oreochromis mossambicus + + + O.aureus + + + O.hornorum + + + 0. nilolicus + + + Oreochromis sp. (red tilapia) + + + T. rendalli + + + CLARIIDAE Clarias balrachu.s + + + + CYPRIITDAE Arislichihys nobilis + + + + + Carassius auralus + + + - + Cirrhina ,noliiorella + + + + + Clenopharyngodon idellus + + + + + Cyprinuscarpio + + + - + Hypophlhalmichrhys molitrix + + + + + Leprobarbus hoevenii - - + + + Megalobrama amblycephala + + + + + Mylop/taryngodon piceus + + + + + ICTALURTDAE Ictalurus punclatus PANGASIDAE Pangasius cute/ti + + + + + SALMONIDAE Salmo gairdneri Table All.9. Assessment table of the status of major food fish species introduced into Thailand. Species Criteria 1 2 3 4 5 CICHLIDAE Oreochromis mossambicus + + - - + O.aureus + + 0. niloticus + + - + T. rendalli + + - CYPRINTDAE Aristichthys nobilis + - Catla caila + + - Cirrhina mrigala + + - Clenopharyngodon idellus - + - Cyprinuscarpio + + - + Hypophthalmichthys molitrLs - - + - Labeo rohita + + 147
Table All. 10. The summaiy score of each food fish species in the host countries (mdi. - India; Malay. - Malaya; PRC - People's Republic of China; SL - Sri Lanka; Taiw. - Taiwan; Thai. - Thailand) and the potential total score (PTS), the total score ('1'S) and the total score as a percentage of PTS (%). (+) - introduced but no information available and were not taken into the score analysis. Family/Species Countries introduced into Score analysis Aust. mdi. Jap. Malay. PRC Philip. SL Taiw. Thai. PTS TS ANABANTJDAE Helostoma temminicki + ANGUILLIDAE Anguilla anguilla + 5 3 60 ATHERINIDAE Odonthestes bonariensis + 5 1 20 BELONIIDAE Macropodus chinensis + 5 2 40 CENTRARCHTDAE Lepomis ,nacrochirus + + 10 7 70 L. cyanellus + Micropterus salmoides + + + + 20 15 75 Procambarus clarkii + 5 3 60 CHANNIDAE Channa argsts -1- 5 1 20 C. maculata + 5 2 40 CHARACIDAE Colossoma bidens + + 10 7 70 CICHLIDAE Oreochromisaureus + + + + + 20 11 55 O.hornorwn + + 10 5 50 O.mossambicus + + + + + + + + 40 29 73 0. niloticus + + + + + + + 35 28 80 Sarotherodon galilaeus + 5 3 60 Tilapia rendalli + + + 15 11 73 T. sparrmanii + 5 2 40 T. zulu + + + + 20 12 60 CLARI[DAE Clarias batrachus + + + 15 12 80 C.lazera + + 5 4 80 C. crccepha!us + 5 4 go CYPRINIDAE Aristichihys nobilis + + + + + + 30 22 73 Carassiusauratus (varieties) + + 10 9 90 C. carassius + + 10 7 70 Catla cotta + + 15 11 73 Continued
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