The family Mugilidae comprises mainly coastal marine species that are widely distributed in
all tropical, subtropical and temperate seas. Mugilid species are generally considered to be …

The abundance and wide distribution of mullets in the tropical, subtropical, and temperate
regions of all continents make them a very important commercial species in fisheries and …

The taxonomic framework of Ligophorus, monogenean specialists of the gills of grey mullets
(Mugilidae), is evaluated and its interspecific relationships are assessed for the first time …

Since the first attempt at Mugilidae systematics by Cuvier and Valenciennes (1836), the
number of species and genera, and their phylogenetic relationships, have been constantly …

The mullets are a widespread group of ecologically and economically important fishes of
disputed taxonomy due to their uniform external morphology. Barcoding and phylogenetic …

Liza haematocheilus (Pisces, Mugilidae) in the northern Aegean Sea Page 1 Liza
haematocheilus (Pisces, Mugilidae) in the northern Aegean Sea 311 D. Golani & B …

The Mugilidae, commonly known as grey mullets, is a speciose family of teleostean fishes,
which includes 20 genera and 81 species (Eschmeyer and Fong 2015). Mullets are small to …

Relationship among the mahseer species (Family: Cyprinidae) has long been debated in
fish systematics. Present study concentrates on the nature of the phylogenetic relationship …

Within ectoparasitic fish monogeneans, the genus Ligophorus contains a high number of
species from which several were recently described. The precise determination of their …

Despite their worldwide distribution, an increasing conservation appeal and humans' great
fascination with them, many aspects of the biology and life history of sharks remain …