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Gobio gymnostethus (112.7 mm SB, Melendiz Stream).

Gobio gymnostethus (112.7 mm SB, Melendiz Stream).

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Figure 1. Study site and sampling stations.
Figure 2.Capoeta baliki (118.1 mm SB Dündarlı Stream).
Figure 3.Capoeta damascina (149.5 mm SB, Çiftehan Stream).
Figure 4. Capoeta pestai (78.5 mm SB, Melendiz Stream).
+9 Figure 5. Cyprinus carpio (135.5 mm SB, Gümüşler Dam).
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This study was carried out between May 2016 and July 2017 to determine the freshwater fish fauna of the Niğde province. As a result of the field studies carried out in the provincial borders of Niğde, 12 species belonging to two orders and five families were identified. These are Capoeta pestai, Capoeta baliki, Capoeta damascina, Cyprinus carpio, G...
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