The Vietnamese Mekong Delta boasts a rich diversity of fish species, including over 300 types in its freshwater, brackish, and saltwater environments. The Mekong River plays a crucial role in supporting these fish populations, particularly the Butidae, Gobiidae and Eleotridae fish families, which have economic significance. Although research has been conducted on these fish species in recent years, it has been fragmented, making it challenging to assess and conserve these resources effectively. Gobies in the Mekong Delta addresses this issue, offering a comprehensive perspective on the fish family in this region. Gobies in the Mekong Delta is the culmination of a decade of research, featuring in-depth investigations, covering genetic characteristics, morphology, reproduction, feeding habits, and population dynamics. The goal is to provide a holistic understanding of these species and their ecosystems, aiding their conservation. The research contributes to the broader sense of aquatic ecosystems and the intricacies of fish survival in this region.
Quang Minh Dinh works at Can Tho University, Vietnam. He obtained a PhD in Biology in 2015 at Flinders University, Australia. He studies mainly fish biology, ecology, and genetics.
Tran Thi Huyen Lam works at Cuu Long University, Vietnam. She obtained her PhD in Biotechnology in 2023 at Can Tho University, Vietnam. Fish biology and genetics are her research interests.
Lam Thanh Tran works at Bac Lieu University, Vietnam. He is undertaking a PhD in Ecology at Da Lat University, Vietnam. He studies mainly fish biology and ecology.
Gieo Hoang Phan works at Kien Giang University, Vietnam. He obtained a PhD in Biotechnology in 2023 from Can Tho University, Vietnam. Fish biology and genetics are his research interests.
Tien Thi Kieu Nguyen teaches at An Khanh High School, Vietnam. She is undertaking a PhD in Biology Education at Hue University of Education, Vietnam. She studies mainly fish biology and ecology.
Ton Huu Duc Nguyen is a researcher at Can Tho University, Vietnam. He is undertaking a PhD in Bioscience at Kasertsart University, Thailand. He studies mainly fish biology and genetics.