Examples of CMED in a sentence
The Licensee shall submit to CMED the Tournament Revenue Summaries within forty-eight (48) hours from the end of each gaming day.
The PAGCOR Monitoring Team shall immediately furnish GLDD a copy of the Gaming Table Re-designation Notification Form together with Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Department‘s (CMED) Table Inventory Form.
The presence of one adult specimen of Paralithoides camtschaticus, a strictly boreal species, in this sector of the Mediterranean (FACCIA et al., 2009) is really puzzling.The number of alien copepods is low (five) in the CMED and only two are Lessepsian immigrants (Euchaeta concin- na, Triconia umerus).
All of them are invasive in the EMED, five are present in the CMED, six in the Adriatic and nine in the WMED.Polluted soft bottoms especially near harbours greatly facilitate the establish- ment of ship-mediated species such as Polydora cornuta, Streblospio gynobranchi- ata and Pseudopolydora paucibranchiata ( INAR et al., 2005, 2006a; DAGLI &INAR, 2008).
Such dif- ferences are probably due to a lower inves- tigation effort, particularly in Libya.The alien macrophytes of the CMED come from temperate/cold regions (NE Atlantic and NW Pacific) and from tropi- cal regions in almost equal proportions (51 and 49%, respectively).
The bulk of the CMED is represented by the Ionian Sea, the least known of all the Mediterranean sub-basins (ZENETOS et al., 1997).
However, spreading of self maintaining populations from the CMED appears to be the mode of introduction of the west Atlantic crab, Percnon gibbesi now present in Greece, Turkey, Syria, Cyprus, Israel (KATSANEVAKIS et al., in press and ref- erences therein) and Egypt (AZZURRO et al., in press).
The CMED includes 36 alien species of polychaetes (17 established, nine casual, and ten questionable).
It rapidly spread in other localities of the CMED: Pantelleria (GALIL et al., 2002), Malta (BORG & ATTARD-MONTALTO, 2002), theshores of southern and north-western Sici- ly (MORI & VACCHI, 2002), the Strait of Messina (BELLANTONI & CORAZZA,2003) and the Gulf of Taranto (FACCIA & BIANCHI, 2007).Several Lessepsian immigrants, such as Trachysalambria palaestinensis, Eucrate crenata, Metapenaeus monoceros and Metapenaeus stebbingi, established in the EMED have spread westward as far as Tunisian waters.
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