New Fish Species Appears in Greek Seas: The Pharaoh Cardinal

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The Pharaoh Cardinal fish has reached the Eastern Mediterranean from the Persian Gulf.
This species adds to the growing list of alien species in Greek waters.
The invasive lionfish had previously been the most recognized invader in these seas.
Scientists term these species 'Lessepsian migrants' due to the Suez Canal's impact.
The predator lionfish has no natural enemies in the Mediterranean.

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Μετά τον λαγοκέφαλο, έφθασε και ο «Φαραώ Καρδινάλιος» από το Ορμούζ – Τι γίνεται επιτέλους στις ελληνικές θάλασσες;Τα Νέα · 1 month ago

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The Pharaoh Cardinal fish has reached the Eastern Mediterranean from the Persian Gulf.
This species adds to the growing list of alien species in Greek waters.
The invasive lionfish had previously been the most recognized invader in these seas.
Scientists term these species 'Lessepsian migrants' due to the Suez Canal's impact.
The predator lionfish has no natural enemies in the Mediterranean.

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