Search Results - "Inglis, Graeme J."

Trends in the detection of aquatic non-indigenous species across global marine, estuarine and freshwater ecosystems: A 50-year perspective by Bailey, Sarah A., Brown, Lyndsay, Campbell, Marnie L., Canning-Clode, João, Carlton, James T., Castro, Nuno, Chainho, Paula, Chan, Farrah T., Creed, Joel C., Curd, Amelia, Darling, John, Fofonoff, Paul, Galil, Bella S., Hewitt, Chad L., Inglis, Graeme J., Keith, Inti, Mandrak, Nicholas E., Marchini, Agnese, McKenzie, Cynthia H., Occhipinti-Ambrogi, Anna, Ojaveer, Henn, Pires-Teixeira, Larissa M., Robinson, Tamara B., Ruiz, Gregory M., Seaward, Kimberley, Schwindt, Evangelina, Son, Mikhail O., Therriault, Thomas W., Zhan, Aibin

“…Aim The introduction of aquatic non‐indigenous species (ANS) has become a major driver for global changes in species biogeography. We examined spatial patterns…”
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Combining morpho-taxonomy and metabarcoding enhances the detection of non-indigenous marine pests in biofouling communities by Ammon, Ulla von, Wood, Susanna A., Laroche, Olivier, Zaiko, Anastasija, Tait, Leigh, Lavery, Shane, Inglis, Graeme J., Pochon, Xavier

“…Marine infrastructure can favor the spread of non-indigenous marine biofouling species by providing a suitable habitat for them to proliferate. Cryptic…”
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Linking Environmental DNA and RNA for Improved Detection of the Marine Invasive Fanworm Sabella spallanzanii by von Ammon, Ulla, Wood, Susanna A., Laroche, Olivier, Zaiko, Anastasija, Lavery, Shane D., Inglis, Graeme J., Pochon, Xavier

“…Environmental DNA is increasingly being used in marine invasive species surveillance despite the inability to discriminate between contemporary intracellular…”
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In-Water Cleaning and Capture to Remove Ship Biofouling: An Initial Evaluation of Efficacy and Environmental Safety by Tamburri, Mario N., Davidson, Ian C., First, Matthew R., Scianni, Christopher, Newcomer, Katherine, Inglis, Graeme J., Georgiades, Eugene T., Barnes, Janet M., Ruiz, Gregory M.

“…Biofouling is a long-standing challenge for ships because it can interfere with operations and increases vessel drag, fuel consumption and exhaust emissions…”
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Towards remote surveillance of marine pests: A comparison between remote operated vehicles and diver surveys by Tait, Leigh W., Bulleid, Jeremy, Rodgers, Lily Pryor, Seaward, Kimberley, Olsen, Louis, Woods, Chris, Lane, Henry, Inglis, Graeme J.

“…Early detection of marine invasive species is key for mitigating and managing their impacts to marine ecosystems and industries. Human divers are considered…”
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Starting the invasion pathway: the interaction between source populations and human transport vectors by Floerl, O, Inglis, G.J

“…Human transport hubs, such as shipping ports, airports and mail centers are important foci for the spread of non-indigenous species. High relative abundance in…”
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The Assessment and Management of Marine Pest Risks Posed by Shipping: The Australian and New Zealand Experience by Hayes, Keith R., Inglis, Graeme J., Barry, Simon C.

“…Ships have been translocating species around the world for hundreds of years but attempts to understand and manage this issue date back only three decades…”
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Sabella spallanzanii and Seafloor Biodiversity Enhancement in a Marine Soft-Sediment System by Douglas, Emily J., Townsend, Michael, Tait, Leigh W., Greenfield, Barry L., Inglis, Graeme J., Lohrer, Andrew M.

“…Predicting and managing the potential economic, social, and ecological impacts of bioinvasions is a key goal of non-indigenous species (NIS) research…”
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Using temporal sampling to improve attribution of source populations for invasive species by Goldstien, Sharyn J

“…Notes how numerous studies have applied genetic tools to the identification of source populations and transport pathways for invasive species but there are…”
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Using Habitat Suitability Index and Particle Dispersion Models for Early Detection of Marine Invaders by Inglis, Graeme J., Hurren, Helen, Oldman, John, Haskew, Rachel

“…Eradication and control of invasive species are often possible only if populations are detected when they are small and localized. To be efficient, detection…”
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The risks of using molecular biodiversity data for incidental detection of species of concern by Darling, John A., Pochon, Xavier, Abbott, Cathryn L., Inglis, Graeme J., Zaiko, Anastasija

“…Incidental detection of species of concern (e.g., invasive species, pathogens, threatened and endangered species) during biodiversity assessments based on…”
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An evaluation of strategies for restoring a degraded New Zealand scallop fishery using stochastic dynamic simulation modelling by Soliman, Tarek, Robertson, Thomas, McKenzie, Jeremy, Williams, James, Djanibekov, Utkur, Inglis, Graeme J.

“…A decision-theoretical approach was used to evaluate strategies to rebuild a severely depleted scallop (Pecten novaezelandiae) populations in the Tasman Bay…”
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“Take only photographs and leave only footprints”?: An experimental study of the impacts of underwater photographers on coral reef dive sites by Rouphael, Anthony B, Inglis, Graeme J

“…Impacts caused by recreational scuba diving on coral reefs vary widely among different dive locations and individual divers. Linear modelling was used to…”
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Disturbance-Related Heterogeneity in the Seed Banks of a Marine Angiosperm by Inglis, Graeme J.

“…1 Patterns in the distribution of seeds of the marine angiosperm Halodule uninervis were described over spatial scales ranging from a few centimetres to…”
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Towards reproducible metabarcoding data: Lessons from an international cross‐laboratory experiment by Zaiko, Anastasija, Greenfield, Paul, Abbott, Cathryn, Ammon, Ulla, Bilewitch, Jaret, Bunce, Michael, Cristescu, Melania E., Chariton, Anthony, Dowle, Eddy, Geller, Jonathan, Ardura Gutierrez, Alba, Hajibabaei, Mehrdad, Haggard, Emmet, Inglis, Graeme J., Lavery, Shane D., Samuiloviene, Aurelija, Simpson, Tiffany, Stat, Michael, Stephenson, Sarah, Sutherland, Judy, Thakur, Vibha, Westfall, Kristen, Wood, Susanna A., Wright, Michael, Zhang, Guang, Pochon, Xavier

“…Advances in high‐throughput sequencing (HTS) are revolutionizing monitoring in marine environments by enabling rapid, accurate and holistic detection of…”
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Incorporating human behaviour into the risk–release relationship for invasion vectors: why targeting only the worst offenders can fail to reduce spread by Floerl, Oliver, Inglis, Graeme J., Diettrich, Jan

“…Models of the spread of invasive species in transportation networks often assume a constant probability of transport across vectors, an assumption that is…”
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Development of a real-time polymerase chain reaction assay for the detection of the invasive Mediterranean fanworm, Sabella spallanzanii, in environmental samples by Wood, Susanna A., Zaiko, Anastasija, Richter, Ingrid, Inglis, Graeme J., Pochon, Xavier

“…The Mediterranean fanworm, Sabella spallanzanii Gmelin 1791, was first detected in the Southern Hemisphere in the 1990s and is now abundant in many parts of…”
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Structural and functional effects of global invasion pressure on benthic marine communities—patterns, challenges and priorities by Zaiko, Anastasija, Cardeccia, Alice, Carlton, James T., Clark, Graeme F., Creed, Joel C., Davidson, Ian, Floerl, Oliver, Galil, Bella, Grosholz, Edwin, Hopkins, Grant A., Johnston, Emma L., Kotta, Jonne, Marchini, Agnese, Ojaveer, Henn, Ruiz, Gregory, Therriault, Thomas W., Inglis, Graeme J.

“…Aim Retrospective (pre‐ vs. post‐invasion) and cross‐sectional comparisons of ecosystems exposed to high and low bioinvasion pressure, provide an alternative…”
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Invasion Expansion: Time since introduction best predicts global ranges of marine invaders by Byers, James E., Smith, Rachel S., Pringle, James M., Clark, Graeme F., Gribben, Paul E., Hewitt, Chad L., Inglis, Graeme J., Johnston, Emma L., Ruiz, Gregory M., Stachowicz, John J., Bishop, Melanie J.

“…Strategies for managing biological invasions are often based on the premise that characteristics of invading species and the invaded environment are key…”
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Forecasting the economic impacts of two biofouling invaders on aquaculture production of green-lipped mussels Perna canaliculus in New Zealand by Soliman, Tarek, Inglis, Graeme J.

“…Resource managers must weigh the costs of preventing biological invasions against the harm that may eventuate from inaction. The costs of intervention are…”
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