6 results for Perccottus glenii (Amur sleeper)

Impact ID Scientific Name Impact Type Study Type Study Location Impact Description Geographic Location Reference
4176 Perccottus glenii Competition Experimental Laboratory Perccottus glenii reduced the foraging efficiency of Umbra krameri through aggressive interactions, resulting in a feeding rate one third of that found in the control 35870
4177 Perccottus glenii Competition Observational Field As a trophic competitor and a predator, Perccottus glenii has been implicated in the population declines of historically abundant native species such as Umbra krameri, Carassius carassius, and Leucapspius delineatus Eurasia 35907
6783 Perccottus glenii Competition Anecdotal N/A Perccottus glenii has led to unfavorable feeding relationships between other organisms, slower growth of native species, and prolonged spawning. P. glenii has been suggested to displace native species after invasion into small water bodies. 35869
6784 Perccottus glenii Competition Observational Field Perccottus glenii has been implicated in the decrease in populations of native species Umbra krameri, Carassius carassius and Leucaspius delineatus which were abundant in the past through competition for identical habitat requirements. Slovakia 42051
6785 Perccottus glenii Competition Anecdotal N/A Perccottus glenii has partially displaced local species in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. 1300
6786 Perccottus glenii Competition Observational Field Perccottus glenii has threatened Umbra krameri (European mud minnow), a IUCN vulnerable species in Slovakia, through competition for resources and predation. Slovakia 35908

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