Momin Momin
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Momin Momin is a fisheries and aquatic ecology researcher whose work focuses on the ecological impacts of invasive species in South Asian freshwater systems. His primary research areas include invasive species biology, wetland conservation, and the socio-ecological challenges of managing non-native fish populations in Bangladesh. Momin’s most notable contribution is his comprehensive review on invasive suckermouth catfishes (Loricariidae) in Bangladesh wetlands, which has already garnered 7 citations since its publication in 2024. This paper systematically documents the introduction, spread, and devastating ecological consequences of these aquarium-trade escapees, which were first reported in Bangladesh in 2008 after being introduced in the early 1980s. By synthesizing data on their impact on rivers, lakes, and wetlands, Momin’s work provides critical baseline information for policymakers and conservationists. His research highlights the urgent need for management strategies to mitigate the damage caused by these invasive species. Momin’s contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers studying invasion biology in developing nations, where such comprehensive reviews are scarce. His work bridges the gap between aquarium trade practices and real-world ecological crises, making him an emerging voice in South Asian aquatic conservation.
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