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摘要
蛤蜊属(Corbicula Megerle von m hlfeld, 1811)是欧洲发现的最具入侵性的水生软体动物之一。这些蛤蜊首次在黑山的斯卡达尔湖被记录下来。在流入湖中的mora河和Plavnica河以及湖岸上都发现了蛤蜊。有必要监测这些非本地和入侵双壳类在斯卡达尔湖的进一步扩散和可能的种群增长。
First record of invasive clams of the genus Corbicula (Bivalvia: Cyrenidae) from Lake Skadar in Montenegro
Clams of the genus Corbicula Megerle von Mühlfeld, 1811 are among the most invasive aquatic molluscs found in Europe. These clams were recorded in Lake Skadar in Montenegro for the first time. Clams were found in the inflow of the rivers Morača and Plavnica into the lake and also on the banks of the lake. Monitoring the further spread and probable population increase of these non-native and invasive bivalves in Lake Skadar is needed.