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Our research focuses on the mechanisms that determine and maintain species ranges.
We are particularly interested in the ecological and evolutionary consequences of the global redistribution of biota as a result of human activities
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NEW PAPER!
Genomics-informed models reveal extensive stretches of coastline under threat by an ecologically dominant invasive species
@luke_earl: 🇮🇪🍀Irish marine eDNA paper 🧬🌊
Co-first authors Sara and Dulaney led us on an adventure to learn about what invasive species can be spotted using many different eDNA sample types.
https://t.co/sVOnEAT4m8
And she is out!! Congrats @kathrynepack for so successfully defending your PhD thesis today!! The group will miss you! Thanks to the examiners and everybody involved @MarClim_UK, as well as the patience of all the Pacific oysters used in the experiments: https://t.co/Bmu2Yj8TNq https://t.co/ddQh0kjWAN
@EcographyJourna: Editor's choice: Sampling biases shape our view of the natural world
https://t.co/5eyL7ohvpv
#biodiversity #data #global #macroecology https://t.co/3wztlfdb5s
