Volume 5, Issue 3

Special issue:  Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (ICAIS), April 21-25, 2013, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada  

Edited by Calum MacNeil and Marnie Campbell 

Published in September 2014


Contents

Editorial

Calum MacNeil and Marnie L. Campbell
The ‘grand scheme of things’: biological invasions, their detection, impacts and management (pp 195-196)

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Research articles

Jennifer K. Adams, Elizabeta Briski, Jeffrey L. Ram and Sarah A. Bailey
Evaluating the response of freshwater organisms to vital staining (pp 197-208)

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Jeffrey L. Ram, Fady Banno, Richard R. Gala, Jason P. Gizicki and Donna R. Kashian
Estimating sampling effort for early detection of non-indigenous benthic species in the Toledo Harbor Region of Lake Erie (pp 209-216)

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Katherine L. Prescott, Renata Claudi, Jeff Janik and Tanya Veldhuizen
Use of the calcite saturation index as an indicator of environmental suitability for dreissenid mussels (pp 217-224)

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Chris Wilson, Elizabeth Wright, Jenn Bronnenhuber, Francine MacDonald, Megan Belore and Brian Locke
Tracking ghosts: combined electrofishing and environmental DNA surveillance efforts for Asian carps in Ontario waters of Lake Erie (pp 225-231)

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Paul D. Champion, Mary D. de Winton and John S. Clayton
A risk assessment based proactive management strategy for aquatic weeds in New Zealand (pp 233-240)

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Robert E. Baier, Robert L. Forsberg, Anne E. Meyer and Dean C. Lundquist
Ballast tank biofilms resist water exchange but distribute dominant species (pp 241-244)

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Elizabeta Briski, Robert Dallas Linley, Jennifer K. Adams and Sarah A. Bailey
Evaluating efficacy of a ballast water filtration system for reducing spread of aquatic species in freshwater ecosystems (pp 245-253)

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Kiley Best, Cynthia H. McKenzie and Cyr Couturier
Investigating mitigation of juvenile European green crab Carcinus maenas from seed mussels to prevent transfer during Newfoundland mussel aquaculture operations (pp 255-262)

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Susan Pasko and Jason Goldberg
Review of harvest incentives to control invasive species (pp 263-277)

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Sara Meehan, Bridget Gruber and Frances E. Lucy
Zebra mussel control using Zequanox® in an Irish waterway (pp 279-286)

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Sarah Nienhuis, Tim J. Haxton and Tal C. Dunkley
An empirical analysis of the consequences of zebra mussel invasions on fisheries in inland, freshwater lakes in Southern Ontario (pp 287-302)

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Calum MacNeil
“The pump don’t work, ‘Cause the vandals took the handles”; why invasive amphipods threaten accurate freshwater biological water quality monitoring (pp 303-307)

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