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Chondrostoma   smyrnae   , a new species, from the Tahtalı reservoir drainage is distinguished by having a slightly arched lower jaw with a well-developed keratinised edge, a deep and cylindric body, a complete lateral line with 47–52+1 total scales, 8–9 scale rows between the lateral line and the dorsal-fin origin, 4 scale rows between the lateral line and the pelvic fin-origin, and 19–23 gill rakers on the first gill arch. Moreover, molecular analyses using full   cyt b   (1141 bp) and partial   coI   (652 bp) sequences of the mitochondrial genome from specimens of the new species,    C.   smyrnae    and specimens belonging to other    Chondrostoma    species from central and western Anatolia demonstrated that the    C.   smyrnae    is easily differentiated by their high pairwise genetic distances of   cyt b   and   coI   data set (&gt;2.20 and 1.03%, respectively) and by their position in the phylogenetic trees obtained through Maximum Likelihood ( ML ) methodology.

Chondrostoma smyrnae , a new nase from the Tahtalı reservoir drainage in the Aegean Sea basin ( Teleostei , Leuciscidae )