Alison M. Dunn

University of Leeds

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Nicolai Meyling

Københavns Universitet

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Christopher Hassall

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University of Leeds

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Simon J. Goodman

UNITED KINGDOM

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Lee E. Brown

UNITED KINGDOM

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Pascal Herren

Københavns Universitet

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Alison M. Dunn

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An interdisciplinary approach to improving conservation outcomes for parasites

Double trouble? Quantifying the risk from co-exposure to multiple pathogens in Tenebrio molitor at different CO<sub>2</sub> concentrations

Integrating climate change, biological invasions, and infectious wildlife diseases

Effect of CO2 Concentrations on Entomopathogen Fitness and Insect-Pathogen Interactions

Environment–host–parasite interactions in mass-reared insects

Biological Invasions Affect Resource Processing in Aquatic Ecosystems: The Invasive Amphipod Dikerogammarus villosus Impacts Detritus Processing through High Abundance Rather than Differential Response to Temperature

Heat stress has immediate and persistent effects on immunity and development of Tenebrio molitor

Interactive effects of resource quality and temperature drive differences in detritivory among native and invasive freshwater amphipods

Combined effects of increased water temperature and cyanobacterial compounds exert heterogeneous effects on survival and ecological processes in key freshwater species

Climate and habitat configuration limit range expansion and patterns of dispersal in a non-native lizard

Response behaviour of native lizards and invading wall lizard to interspecific scent: implications for invasion success

Better off dead: assessment of aquatic disinfectants and thermal shock treatments to prevent the spread of invasive freshwater bivalves

The effectiveness of disinfectant and steam exposure treatments to prevent the spread of the highly invasive killer shrimp, Dikerogammarus villosus

The effectiveness of e-Learning on biosecurity practice to slow the spread of invasive alien species

Tomorrow never dies: Biodegradation and subsequent viability of invasive macrophytes following exposure to aquatic disinfectants

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Nicolai Meyling

Christopher Hassall

Simon J. Goodman

Lee E. Brown

Pascal Herren

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