Council Regulation (EC) No 708/2007 of 11 June 2007 concerning use of alien and locally absent species in aquaculture
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E.Receiving environment and contiguous watersU.K.
(1)Provide physical information on the receiving environment and contiguous waterbodies such as seasonal water temperatures, salinity, and turbidity, dissolved oxygen, pH, nutrients and metals. Do those parameters match the tolerances/preferences of the species to be introduced, including conditions needed for reproduction?U.K.
(2)List species composition (major aquatic vertebrates, invertebrates and plants) of the receiving waters.U.K.
(3)Provide information on habitat in the area of introduction, including contiguous waters, and identify critical habitat. Which of those parameters match the tolerances/preferences of the organisms to be introduced? Can the introduced organisms disturb any of the habitats described?U.K.
(4)Describe the natural or man-made barriers that should prevent the movement of the introduced organisms to adjacent waters.U.K.
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