Both climate warming and biological invasions are prominent drivers of global
environmental change and it is important to determine how they interact. However, beyond …

The ecological effects of invasive species depend on myriad environmental contexts,
rendering understanding problematic. Functional responses provide a means to quantify …

Biological invasions are a key element of human‐induced global environmental change.
However, lack of knowledge of the indirect consequences of invasions, combined with poor …

We report three new occurrences of Mysis salemaai, a conservationally important glacial
relict at the southern limit of its range, in Castlewellan Lake, Lough Scolban and Lough …

Temporal patterns of interspecific interactions and their correspondence with life history
events are of key significance for community dynamics, but often overlooked in …

Understanding the diet preferences and prey selection of invasive species is crucial to better
predict their impact on community structure and ecosystem functioning. Limnomysis …

The invasive crustacean Hemimysis anomala was first discovered in the Republic of Ireland
in April 2008. By 2009 it had extended its range to lakes throughout the navigated River …

In this study the ecto-parasitic crustacean Argulus foliaceus was found from three Irish river
catchments which means that it is now known from twenty-two localities within seven river …