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Unstable intraguild predation causes establishment failure of a globally invasive species by Tuckett, Quenton M., Deacon, Amy E., Fraser, Douglas, Lyons, Timothy J., Lawson, Katelyn M., Hill, Jeffrey E.

“…Biotic resistance is often posited, but rarely known, to be the cause of invasion failure. Competition and predation are the most frequently identified…”
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Effects of shady environments on fish collective behavior by Ribeiro, Haroldo V., Acre, Matthew R., Faulkner, Jacob D., da Cunha, Leonardo R., Lawson, Katelyn M., Wamboldt, James J., Brey, Marybeth K., Woodley, Christa M., Calfee, Robin D.

“…Despite significant efforts devoted to understanding the underlying complexity and emergence of collective movement in animal groups, the role of different…”
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Life history strategies differentiate established from failed non-native freshwater fish in peninsular Florida by Lawson, Katelyn M., Hill, Jeffrey E.

“…Aim Non‐native fishes threaten native biodiversity worldwide. Life history traits have been used to predict the risk of establishment for non‐native fish in…”
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Climate match fails to explain variation in establishment success of non-native freshwater fishes in a warm climate region by Hill, Jeffrey E., Tuckett, Quenton M., Lawson, Katelyn M.

“…For non-native species, climate can act as a primary filter limiting establishment. Numerous studies examining climate similarity between native and introduced…”
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Cryptic tolerant fish species and their potential effect on index of biotic integrity (IBI) scores by Hilburn, Bryson G., Freeman, Mary C., Lawson, Katelyn M., Rider, Steven J., Johnston, Carol E.

“…•Many species with “sensitive” ecological traits abound in urbanized catchments.•A species-response index offered an alternative to the Index of Biotic…”
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Non-native poeciliids in hot water: the role of thermal springs in facilitating invasion of tropical species by Tuckett, Quenton M., Lawson, Katelyn M., Lipscomb, Taylor N., Hill, Jeffrey E., Daniel, Wesley M., Siders, Zachary A.

“…Livebearers in the family Poeciliidae are some of the most widely introduced fishes. Native poeciliid translocations within the U.S. are mostly due to…”
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Correction to: Non-native poeciliids in hot water: the role of thermal springs in facilitating invasion of tropical species by Tuckett, Quenton M., Lawson, Katelyn M., Lipscomb, Taylor N., Hill, Jeffrey E., Daniel, Wesley M., Siders, Zachary A.

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Landscape-scale survey of non-native fishes near ornamental aquaculture facilities in Florida, USA by Tuckett, Quenton M., Ritch, Jared L., Lawson, Katelyn M., Hill, Jeffrey E.

“…The Tampa Bay region of Florida exhibits the highest concentration of ornamental aquaculture facilities in the USA. Because of the diversity of aquaculture…”
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Domestication and feralization influence the distribution and phenotypes of escaped ornamental fish by Tuckett, Quenton M., Ressel, Kirsten N., Ritch, Jared L., Lawson, Katelyn M., Hill, Jeffrey E.

“…Domestication has a dominant and increasing influence on the evolutionary trajectory of species, the extent of which may be influenced by advertent selection…”
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Risk Screening of Arapaima, a New Species Proposed for Aquaculture in Florida by Hill, Jeffrey E, Lawson, Katelyn M

“…Agencies have a growing range of options for risk assessment of nonnative species varying from comprehensive assessments to rapid risk screens. Risk screens…”
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The role of flow dependency and water availability in fish assemblage homogenization in tributaries of the Chattahoochee River, Alabama, USA by Lawson, Katelyn M., Johnston, Carol E.

“…The availability of water is becoming more variable as flow regime alterations intensify both locally and on a global scale. This pattern has been observed in…”
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Variation in cold tolerance in escaped and farmed non-native green swordtails (Xiphophorus hellerii) revealed by laboratory trials and field introductions by Tuckett, Quenton M., Ritch, Jared L., Lawson, Katelyn M., Lawson, Larry L., Hill, Jeffrey E.

“…Distributions of non-native fish represent the outcome of a match between the habitat and the traits of a given species. Thermal tolerance, in particular, is…”
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Implementation and Enforcement of Best Management Practices for Florida Ornamental Aquaculture with an Emphasis on Nonnative Species by Tuckett, Quenton M., Ritch, Jared L., Lawson, Katelyn M., Hill, Jeffrey E.

“…Tropical ornamental aquaculture is dominated by the production of nonnative species and is an important industry in Florida. However, the escape of nonnative…”
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Comparing apples to oranges and other misrepresentations of the risk screening tools FISK and AS-ISK – a rebuttal of Marcot et al. (2019) by Hill, Jeffrey, Copp, Gordon, Hardin, Scott, Lawson, Katelyn, Lawson, Larry, Tuckett, Quenton, Vilizzi, Lorenzo, Watson, Craig

“…Marcot et al. (2019) recently described the risk analysis process by which the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) chooses species for listing as injurious…”
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Lower Lethal Temperature for Arapaima Arapaima gigas: Potential Implications for Culture and Establishment in Florida by Lawson, Larry L, Tuckett, Quenton M, Lawson, Katelyn M, Watson, Craig A, Hill, Jeffrey E

“…Arapaima Arapaima gigas is a large, predatory, obligate air-breathing fish native to the Amazon River basin. Aquaculture producers have identified this species…”
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An Assessment of Fish Herding Techniques: Management Implications for Mass Removal and Control of Silver Carp by Ridgway, Josey L., Lawson, Katelyn M., Shier, Stephen A., Calfee, Robin D., Chapman, Duane C.

“…We assessed the effectiveness of herding techniques on adult Silver Carp Hypophthalmichthys molitrix in a tributary to the Missouri River. Sites (600 m) were…”
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The role of flow dependency and water availability in fish assemblage homogenization in tributaries of the C hattahoochee R iver, A labama, USA by Lawson, Katelyn M., Johnston, Carol E.

“…Abstract The availability of water is becoming more variable as flow regime alterations intensify both locally and on a global scale. This pattern has been…”
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Risk Screen of Freshwater Tropical Ornamental Fishes for the Conterminous United States by Hill, Jeffrey E., Tuckett, Quenton M., Hardin, Scott, Lawson, Larry L., Lawson, Katelyn M., Ritch, Jared L., Partridge, Lauren

“…The trade in ornamental fish is increasingly viewed as a major source for the introduction of invasive species into the environment. However, few ornamental…”
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Semiautomated Process for Enumeration of Fishes from Recreational‐Grade Side‐Scan Sonar Imagery by Lawson, Katelyn M., Ridgway, Josey L., Mueller, Andy T., Faulkner, Jacob D. A., Calfee, Robin D.

“…The use of hydroacoustic techniques is increasing as scientists search for less invasive ways to monitor fish populations, and using recreational side‐scan…”
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First record of a reproducing population of the African clawed frog Xenopus laevis Daudin, 1802 in Florida (USA) by Hill, Jeffrey, Lawson, Katelyn, Tuckett, Quenton

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