Invasive Callinectes sapidus and Portunus segnis in Libyan waters
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Figure 4. Specimens of Portunus segnis collected from various locations of western Libya (Details in Table 1). Photos by: M. Aljididi
(A), R. Jarafah (B), A. Al-Mahmodi (C), M. Basha (D), H. Al Moiaoe (E), S. Al Madhoine (F).
it is abundant and even commercially exploited (Abdel Razek et al. 2016;
Rady et al. 2018), at Lake Menzala, near Port Said and at Lake Edku, east of
Alexandria (Shaiek et al. 2021). The subsequent records of C. sapidus
described in the present report along the eastern coast of Libya probably
Corsini-Foka et al. (2021), BioInvasions Records 10(4): 885–893, https://doi.org/10.3391/bir.2021.10.4.13
889
Figure 4. Specimens of Portunus segnis collected from various locations of western Libya (Details in Table 1). Photos by: M. Aljididi
(A), R. Jarafah (B), A. Al-Mahmodi (C), M. Basha (D), H. Al Moiaoe (E), S. Al Madhoine (F).
it is abundant and even commercially exploited (Abdel Razek et al. 2016;
Rady et al. 2018), at Lake Menzala, near Port Said and at Lake Edku, east of
Alexandria (Shaiek et al. 2021). The subsequent records of C. sapidus
described in the present report along the eastern coast of Libya probably