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Erratum: The increasing spread of the European barbel in the Italian large lowland rivers is threatening the native species
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This corrects the article published on Journal of Limnology 2022;81(s2):2136 (https://doi.org/10.4081/jlimnol.2022.2136 ).
The Genbank accession numbers in the footnote of Table 1 are incorrect.
The correct Table 1 footnote is:
“PAN, Panperduto Dam; SL, Somma Lombardo; PV, Pavia; OG, Oglio River; *unique haplotypes, GenBank Acc. No. OQ676377-OQ676381.”
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Antognazza, Caterina Maria, Silvia Quadroni, Isabella Vanetti, Vanessa De Santis, Giuseppe Crosa, and Serena Zaccara. 2023. “Erratum: The Increasing Spread of the European Barbel in the Italian Large Lowland Rivers Is Threatening the Native Species”. Journal of Limnology 81 (s2). https://doi.org/10.4081/jlimnol.2022.2164.
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