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Blaha, M., A. Weiperth, J. Patoka, B. Szajbert, E. R. Balogh, A. Staszny, A. Ferincz, V. Lente, R. Maciaszek, and A. Kouba. 2022. The pet trade as a source of non-native decapods: The case of crayfish and shrimps in a thermal waterbody in hungary. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment 194(10):12. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10661-022-10361-9.
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Reference Number: 41953
Type: Journal Article
Author: Blaha, M., A. Weiperth, J. Patoka, B. Szajbert, E. R. Balogh, A. Staszny, A. Ferincz, V. Lente, R. Maciaszek, and A. Kouba
Date (year): 2022
Article Title:The pet trade as a source of non-native decapods: The case of crayfish and shrimps in a thermal waterbody in hungary
Journal Name: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
Volume: 194
Issue: 10
Pages: 12
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Keywords: Procambarus virginalis, marbled crayfish, Cherax, Ornamental species, Invasive species, Decapoda, Europe, Thermal water, Pet trade
DOI: 10.1007/s10661-022-10361-9
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