Alan DeidunAlan Deidun

Prof. Alan Deidun from the Department of Geosciences of the University’s Faculty of Science recently took part in the week-long 51st European Marine Biology Symposium in Rhodes.

He delivered a presentation on the expansion of the range of a number of fish species in the Mediterranean. He also presented a poster on the history of sponge fishing in the central Mediterranean.

The symposium is one of the largest European gatherings of marine biologists The main themes discussed included marine bio-invasions, transitional waters, indicators and climate change.

www.embs51.org

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