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Pseudocrenilabrinae
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Pseudocrenilabrini
Genere
Chetia
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valid
Curatore
Rico Morgenstern
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22-Gen-2013
Ultimo aggiornamento in data:
22-Gen-2013
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Chetia brevis Jubb, 1968
Descrizione originale come Chetia brevis:
- Jubb, R. A. 1968. "A new Chetia (Pisces, Cichlidae) from the Incomati River system, eastern Transvaal, South Africa". Ann. Cape Prov. Mus. Nat. Hist. v. 6; pt 7; pp. 71-76 (crc01171).
Conservazione: Chetia brevis è valutata dalle organizzazioni internazionali di salvaguardia delle specie a rischio come (EN) Pericolo (2007). Chetia brevis is threatened by water abstraction, pollution and siltation from agriculture, as well as by introduction of alien species within its limited native range. It has therefore been translocated into protected habitats within the Inkomati drainage, including dams in the Kruger National Park. A negative impact on native fishes is not expected. Chetia brevis seems to flourish in the dams (de Moor & Bruton 1988, Skelton 2001).
