Special Issue:
Behaviour in Aquatic Invasions
published September 2019

Edited by:

Kit Magellan, University of Battambang, Cambodia


Amy Deacon, The University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago


Marian Wong, University of Wollongong, Australia

and

Mhairi Alexander, University of the West of Scotland, UK


Papers in this Special Issue explore how behaviour contributes to invasion success; native species’ behavioural strategies that reduce the impacts of invasions; how knowledge of behaviour can enhance management of invasive species; and potential effects of climate change on the behavioural impacts of aquatic invasive species.

 

Contents

Editorial

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Kit Magellan, Mhairi Alexander, Amy Deacon and Marian Wong
Behaviour and Aquatic Invasions in the 21st Century: Progress, Trends and Future Research (pp 412–416)

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Research articles

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Edward P. Levri, Rebecca Luft and Xiaosong Li
Predator detection and a possible dispersal behavior of the invasive New Zealand mud snail, Potamopyrgus antipodarum (Gray, 1843) (pp 417-432)

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Natasha Kruger, John Measey, Anthony Herrel and Jean Secondi
Anti-predator strategies of the invasive African clawed frog, Xenopus laevis, to native and invasive predators in western France (pp 433-443)

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Ming-Feng Chuang, Minjee Choe, Hakyung Kang, Amaël Borzée, Ajoung Kim, Sera Kwon, Musung Sung and Yikweon Jang
Microhabitat preference in American bullfrog tadpoles (Lithobates catesbeianus) in relation to predation pressure (pp 444-457)

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Matthew J. Greenlees and Richard Shine
Ontogenetic shift in toxicity of invasive cane toads facilitates learned avoidance by native predators (pp 458-464)

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Tomas Brodin, Sean Fogarty, Andrew Sih and Julien Cote
Personality-dependent survival of the invasive mosquitofish: being social can be deadly (pp 465-477)

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Amy E. Deacon, Susanta K. Ghosh, Anuradha Bhat and Anne E. Magurran
Predatory behaviour of female guppies (Poecilia reticulata) in a mosquito control context: the importance of social and habitat factors (pp 478-489)

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Morelia Camacho-Cervantes, Vianey Palomera-Hernadez and Constantino Macías García
Foraging behaviour of a native topminnow when shoaling with invaders (pp 490-501)

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Kit Magellan, Timothy C. Bonebrake and David Dudgeon
Temperature effects on exploratory behaviour and learning ability of invasive mosquitofish (pp 502-517)

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Stephanie Cerato, Andrew R. Davis, Daniel Coleman and Marian Y.L. Wong
Reversal of competitive dominance between invasive and native freshwater crayfish species under near-future elevated water temperature (pp 518-530)

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Emelia Myles-Gonzalez, Adrienne McLean and Robert McLaughlin
Is there an impact of behaviour on trapping migratory invasive sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus)? (pp 531-550)

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Book review

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Daniel Sol and Judith S. Weis
Highlights and Insights from “Biological Invasions and Animal Behaviour" (pp 551-565)

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Last update: 7 September 2019