Dear Marcelo

We have a 2011 updated book (portuguese/english) of Azorean chondrictians (it is downloadable from my profile in RG). In my profile you can also download some first records for this region, the latest (Alosa fallax) was published last January. Ask Paylo A. V. Borges (one of the co-editors) for a copy of the 2010 checklist of terrestrial and and marine organisms froim the Azores and other recent references for Macaronesia.

Best regards,

JP

Dear Marcelo. In my first answer I forgot to mention that our book (Marine fishes of the Azores) is also downloadable from my profile. Although it is rather "old" (1997) it might be of use to you since it does discuss the Azorean ichthyofauna and presents an extensive bibliography list.

Best regards,

JP

Many thanks!

Have you looked at the checklist from the Sucietà Italiana di Biologia Marina (Italian Society of Marine Biology)?

http://www.sibm.it/CHECKLIST/menu%20checklist%20II.htm

Michele,

Many thanks, for the list of marine fishes of Italy with this checklist I jump forward for decades:)

Best wishes,

Marcelo

There is an online resource, a 2-volume set by Iglesias (2013) Actinopterygians (vol 1) and Chondrichthyans (vol 2) from the north-eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean, available at this website (http://iccanam.mnhn.fr). There are versions in either French or English.

Hi. There is a very good checklist on the marine fish fauna of the Cape Verde Islands. I attach the pdf file of it, which is at free disposal in Internet and also here, in RG.

Sorry, the attachment here...

Hi again Marcelo. You can also find here (RG) a paper we published in 2008 in J. Biogeog.: Atlantic Reef Fishes: biogeography and evolution. It just might be useful for you.

Best,

JP

Thank you all for the tips. Ruben, many thanks for the really fresh checklist. I need checklists of marine fishes for each country for additional check of species distribution and to complement the records I know from original papers or other types of reviews. For some countries I miss checklist and for some countries what I have is quite old. Anyway, since I work on gobies as fishes hard to identify I am very careful with checklists except for the common species.

Best,

Marcelo

Hi again. There is another interesting paper on the littoral fish fauna of the Selvagens Islands, situated between the Canaries and Madeira. You can download free of charge the full journal in question in this link:

https://archive.org/details/revistadelaacade12acad

Here you can find a checklist of the Baltic Sea fish species - http://www.helcom.fi/action-areas/species-and-habitats

Dear Marcelo

Are you familiar with this checklist for Portugal? http://web-ejt.nhm.ac.uk/index.php/ejt/article/view/196

Best,

JP

Dear Marcelo:

Here are two more checklists which may be interesting.

With best wishes,

Ron

Data Annotated checklist of fish and lamprey species (Gnathostoma...

Madeira fish checklist

Article The coastal fishes of Madeira Island - New records and an an...

Marcelo,

Checklists of all fish species for all of the countries and geographic regions can be found at FishBase.

Just go to www.fishbase.org and than search by country

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Dear Rubén, Anda, João, Ron,

These are just what I need, published checklists by countries (or remote islands), Thanks!

Marcelo

The paper of Psomadakis et al 2012 (Mediterranean fish biodiversity: an updated inventory with focus on the Ligurian and Tyrrhenian seas - Zootaxa 3263:1-46) may be useful to you

Luca thanks! Do you have the pdf?

Yes, in attachment

Luca thanks!

(2002) Checklist of marine fishes from Turkey. Zootaxa, 113

Probably also interesting? Though it is not a CL…

Zenetos et al (2010). Alien species in the Mediterranean Sea by

2010. A contribution to the application of European Union’s Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). Part I. Spatial distribution. Mediterranean Marine Science 11.

AND

(2012) Alien species in the Mediterranean Sea by 2012. A contribution to the application of European Union’s Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). Part 2. Introduction trends and pathways.

AND

http://www.ciesm.org/online/atlas/intro.htm

And for Italy:

http://www.faunaitalia.it/checklist/

Http://www.cmima.csic.es/ictimed/

Quignard & Tamsini (2000) Mediterranean fish biodiversity. Biologia marina mediterranea, 7

Dear Matthias, thank you for all tips. What I still missing (in parentheses is year of last century publications what I already have) is fresh checklists of marine fishes for Norway, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Spain, Greece (1988), Bulgaria (1966), Romania, Ukraine, Georgia, Lebanon, Egypt (1996), Libya (1999), Algeria (1955), Morocco, Mauritania.

For Belgium: http://www.marinespecies.org/berms/

Search in the web (spanish): http://www.cmima.csic.es/ictimed/index2.html

Dear Dr. Kovacic,

please, also look my book "The Fishes of the Family Gobiidae of Sea and Brackish Waters of Ukraine", but it in russian.

LGM