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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
@lisadrake39: When we think about shipborne #invasivespecies, we typically think of #ballastwater and #biofouling, but insects carried by ships are an additional challenge! This story is about beetles and ants. Another example is from this winte…https://t.co/4gXoAG8FG3 https://t.co/D3qCLFpFiM
@franckcourchamp: After years of mad work by @BioM_UPS and months for dedication from 62 authors, we are releasing a Special Issue in @NeobiotaJournal about the economic costs of biological invasions in different parts of the world.
More info in this thread 👇 https://t.co/7QNLOM9XtC
@ICMB2022: #MeetTheArtist
The #ICMB2022 Local Organizing Committee is excited to announce that we've teamed up with artist April Flanders of @AppStateFAA. She's created some amazing #SciArt for our upcoming conference. More at https://t.co/o8dudyAwOq https://t.co/u6J4uTLDow
