The influence of light, substrate, and fish on the habitat preferences of the invasive bloody red shrimp, Hemimysis anomala

Boscarino, Brent T.; Oyagi, Sonomi; Stapylton, Elinor K.; McKeon, Katherine E.; Michels, Noland O.; Cushman, Susan F.; Brown, Meghan E.

doi:10.1016/j.jglr.2020.01.004

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“…Laboratory work on what fishes can capture Hemimysis, which like Mysis diluviana is highly evasive (Janssen, 1978), could facilitate understanding nuances such as the lack of Hemimysis in the diet of round gobies. Boscarino et al (2020) found that round gobies had the lowest feeding rate of the several fishes they tested. Alewife had the highest feeding rate.…”

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A Hemimysis‐driven novel ecosystem at a modified rubble‐mound breakwater: An Engineering With Nature® Demonstration Project

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Janssen

2021

Integr Envir Assess & Manag

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This article is part of the special series "Incorporating Nature-based Solutions to the Built Environment." The series documents the way in which the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets can be addressed when nature-based solutions (NBS) are incorporated into the built environment. This series presents cutting-edge environmental research and policy solutions that promote sustainability from the perspective of how the science community contributes to SDG implementation through new technologies, assessment and monitoring methods, management best practices, and scientific research.

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confidence: 88%