Biogeographic differences between native and non-native populations of crayfish alter species coexistence and trophic interactions in mesocosms

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RT @daly66: Great work by @mgglon on crayfish ecology (it's too good to wait for #itsfridaygetcray!) https://t.co/l7nb9WLmXT

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Higher competitive ability of invasive crayfish species. Probably one out of several reasons why our efforts to secure native crayfish are so challenging

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Great work by @mgglon on crayfish ecology (it's too good to wait for #itsfridaygetcray!)

15 Oct 2018

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RT @BioInvasions: Native and non-native crayfishes interact in mesocosm: https://t.co/X9vKr3esFM

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