The light at the end of the funnel?: Using light-based traps for the detection and collection of a nearshore aquatic, invasive invertebrate, Hemimysis anomala
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jglr.2017.06.004
Abstract: Abstract Early detection of aquatic, non-native species can be challenging due to low densities, multiple life stages, and unpredictable conditions. This has led to calls for novel approaches to improve detection as well as facilitate… read more here.
Keywords: detection; funnel; hemimysis; light based ... See more keywords
Stomach contents and stable isotopes analysis indicate Hemimysis anomala in Lake Ontario are broadly omnivorous
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jglr.2018.03.003
Abstract: Abstract Hemimysis anomala is a recent invader to North American aquatic ecosystems and is spreading rapidly throughout the Great Lakes region. This is the first littoral mysid in the North American Great Lakes; and, as… read more here.
Keywords: hemimysis anomala; hemimysis; lake ontario; stomach contents ... See more keywords