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| - Astruch <i>et al.</i> (2022)
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| - The population of Scorpaenidae was investigated in the Nature Reserve of Scandula (Corsica, France, NW Mediterranean). While absent from Corsica a few decades ago, the Madeira rockfish Scorpaena maderensis is now the most abundant scorpaenid species in shallow rocky reef areas, far outnumbering Scorpaena notata and Scorpaena porcus. Considered as a subtropical species of Atlantic origin, the northward progression of the thermophilic S. maderensis and its dominance in Corsican waters is further evidence of the ongoing warming of the Mediterranean Sea.
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| - The population of Scorpaenidae was investigated in the Nature Reserve of Scandula (Corsica, France, NW Mediterranean). While absent from Corsica a few decades ago, the Madeira rockfish Scorpaena maderensis is now the most abundant scorpaenid species in shallow rocky reef areas, far outnumbering Scorpaena notata and Scorpaena porcus. Considered as a subtropical species of Atlantic origin, the northward progression of the thermophilic S. maderensis and its dominance in Corsican waters is further evidence of the ongoing warming of the Mediterranean Sea.
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| - Astruch, P., Belloni, B., Rouanet, E., Schohn, T., Harmelin-Vivien, M., Harmelin, J. & Boudouresque, C. 2022. Dominance of Scorpaena maderensis among scorpaenids of littoral rocky reefs in Corsica (NW Mediterranean): Further evidence of Mediterranean Sea warming. <em>Journal of Fish Biology</em>, 100(2): 601-604.
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