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We studied one population of S. acarnanicus and one of S. graecus, both endemic to Greece, seven populations of S. erythrophthalmus from Greece, Slovenia, northern and central Italy, and the single extant population of S. scardafa, a species endemic to central Italy. Patterns of genetic relationships placed the Greek species basal in the neighbour-joining (NJ) and maximum parsimony (MP) trees, S. scardafa and S. erythrophthalmus are sister species. Based on the molecular clock, the split between S. acarnanicus and S. graecus occurred around 4.3 Myr ago and the split between (S. acarnanicus, S. graecus) and (S. scardafa, S. erythrophthalmus) around 3.5 Myr ago, both after the Messinian lacustrine {\textquoteright}Lago Mare{\textquoteright} phase of the Mediterranean. The separation between S. scardafa and S. erythrophthalmus was more recent (0.5 Myr ago) and was probably the result of confluences between adjacent river basins during the Pleistocene. Within S. erythrophthalmus, the Greek population showed a certain degree of genetic differentiation, whereas northern and central Italian populations were nearly indistinguishable. These findings demonstrate the impact of the artificial introduction of this species into central Italy, leading to the near extinction of the endemic S. scardafa.}, author = {Ketmaier, V. and Bianco, P.G. and Cobolli, M. and De Matthaeis, E.} } @article {7621, title = {Allozymic variability and biogeographic relationships in two Leuciscus species complexes (Cyprinidae) from southern Europe, with the rehabilitation of the genus Telestes Bonaparte}, journal = {Italian Journal of ZoologyItalian Journal of Zoology}, volume = {65}, number = {SUPPL.}, year = {1998}, note = {TY - JOURCited By (since 1996): 9Export Date: 7 September 2006Source: ScopusReferences: Almac?a, C., Zoogeografia e especiac?a?o clos ciprinideos da Peninsula Iberica (1976) Natura, Lisboa, 4, pp. 3-28; Banarescu, P., On the record of Leuciscus agassizi in Romania (1964) Rev. Rum. Biol., 76, pp. 125-127; Banarescu, P., On the affinities and derivation of the aquatic fauna of high Asia (1983) Rev. Rum. Biol. Biol. 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According to their recurrent, preferential habitat European barbs can be divided in three groups: a) large-sized, warm-water adapted species (i.e., {\textquoteright}bocagei-barbus{\textquoteright} group) composed of eleven species; b) medium-sized moderately cold-water adapted (i.e., {\textquoteright}meridionalis{\textquoteright} group) comprised of four allopatric species; and c) medium-sized, warm-water adapted, moderately riverine or lacustrine species (i.e., {\textquoteright}cyclolepis{\textquoteright} group) with two species. Major Barbinae diversity occurs on the Iberian Peninsula with eight species and in Greece with five species. Riverine species tend to form paired complexs: each generally consisting of a lacustrine and a moderately riverine form in each basin. The current ecological segregation or allopatry between riverine species suggests that they were derived from precocial (pedogenetic) populations of a lacustrine (especially those from the Upper-Aegen Sea) Barbinae species during sequential waves of colonisation that occurred during glacial melting periods throughout the Pleistocene. The progressive reduction of a dorsal fin spine may coincide with the vicariant formation of these species. Species which display well developed horny tubercles on the snout are included in a new genus, Messinibarbus, comprised of nine endemic species (seven on Iberian Peninsula and two in western Greece). A new species, Messinobarbus carottae, previously misidentified as B. graecus, is described from Lake Yliki in Beothia, Greece.}, keywords = {Barbinae, Messinobarbus carottae new species, Messinobarbus new genus, Pisces, Southern Europe, taxonomy, zoogeography}, author = {Bianco, P.G.} } @article {2609, title = {Orsinigobius milleri n. sp., a new species of freshwater goby from W. Greece (Pisces: Gobiidae).}, journal = {Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in WienAnnalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien}, volume = {91B}, year = {1990}, pages = {1-6}, abstract = {

A new goby, the second of the genus Orsinigobius, O. milleri, is described from the deltaic area of the River Acheron in W-Greece. It differs from the type species O. punctatissimus mainly by having VI (instead of VII) rays in the first dorsal fin and a scaled (instead of naked) caudal peduncle. In general morphology and some aspects of bioecology Orsinigobius is related to Knipowitschia. Species of the two genera in Italy and W-Balkans are similar in habitat selection and free swimming juveniles.

}, keywords = {new, species, western Greece, δυτική Ελλάδα, είδη, νέα}, url = {https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260204350_Orsinigobius_milleri_n_sp_a_new_species_of_freshwater_goby_from_W-Greece_Pisces_Gobiidae}, author = {Ahnelt, H. and Bianco, P.G.} }