8. Invasive Crayfish and Their Invasive Diseases in Europe with the Focus on the Virulence Evolution of the Crayfish Plague

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface 1
4. List of Contributors 3
5. General Introduction – Aquatic and Terrestrial Biological Invasions in the 21st Century 13
6. Part I. Biogeography and Vectors of Biological Invasions
7. Summary of Part I 22
8. 1. Anthropogenic Vectors of Marine and Estuarine Invasions: an Overview Framework 24
9. 2. The Biogeography of Avian Invasions: History, Accident and Market Trade 37
10. 3. Vectors for Spread of Invasive Freshwater Vascular Plants with a North American Analysis 55
11. 4. Invasions of Terrestrial Arthropods: Mechanisms, Pathways, and Dynamics 75
12. 5. Vectors of Invasions in Freshwater Invertebrates and Fishes 88
13. 6. Contribution of the Live Animal Trade to Biological Invasions 116
14. Part II. Biological Invasions in Aquatic Ecosystems and in Host Parasite Systems
15. Summary of Part II 136
16. 7. Parasites and Genetics in Marine Invertebrate Introductions: Signatures of Diversity Declines across Systems 138
17. 8. Invasive Crayfish and Their Invasive Diseases in Europe with the Focus on the Virulence Evolution of the Crayfish Plague 183
18. 9. Host Dynamics and Ectoparasite Life Histories of Invasive And Non-Invasive Deer Ked Populations 212
19. 10. The Pacific Oyster (Crassostrea gigas) Invasion in Scandinavian Coastal Waters: Impact on Local Ecosystem Services 230
20. 11. Invasive Seaweeds: Impacts and Management Actions 253
21. Part III. Management and Control of Biological Invasions
22. Summary of Part III 277
23. 12. Fighting Invasions in the Marine Realm, a Case Study with Caulerpa webbiana in the Azores 279
24. 13. Reducing the Ecological Impact of Invasive Cane Toads 301
25. 14. Pine Invasions in South America: Reducing Their Ecological Impacts Through Active Management 318
26. 15 Implications of Ship Type on Delivery and Management of Ballast Water 343
27. Part IV. Predictions and New Tools in Biological Invasions
28. Summary of Part IV 366
29. 16. Will Alien Plant Invaders Be Advantaged Under Future Climates? 368
30. 17. Anticipating Invasions and Managing Impacts: A Review of Recent Spatiotemporal Modelling Approaches 389
31. 18. Applications of DNA-based Methods for the Study of Biological Invasions 411
32. 19. Assembly Rules and Novel Assemblages in Aquatic Ecosystems 436
33. List of Figures 458
34. List of Tables 465
35. Index 467