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Ian Davidson

Cawthron Institute

New Zealand

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Patrick Cahill

Cawthron Institute

NEW ZEALAND

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Kate S. Hutson

Senior Scientist/Team Leader - Aquatic Animal Health

Cawthron Institute

NEW ZEALAND

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Javier Atalah

Team leader

Cawthron Institute

NEW ZEALAND

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Henn Ojaveer

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Jerusha Bennett

Lecturer

University of Otago

NEW ZEALAND

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Ian Davidson

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Assigning cause for emerging diseases of aquatic organisms

Biofouling occlusion of ships’ internal seawater systems: operational, economic, and biosecurity consequences

Salmon farm biofouling and potential health impacts to fish from stinging cnidarians

Global marine biosecurity and ship lay-ups: intensifying effects of trade disruptions

Toward integrated pest management in bivalve aquaculture

Evaluating Importation of Aquatic Ornamental Species for Biosecurity Purposes

Recreational boats routinely transfer organisms and promote marine bioinvasions

A Review of Biofouling of Ships’ Internal Seawater Systems

Managing Biofouling on Submerged Static Artificial Structures in the Marine Environment – Assessment of Current and Emerging Approaches

The Role of Vessel Biofouling in the Translocation of Marine Pathogens: Management Considerations and Challenges

An experimental test of stationary lay-up periods and simulated transit on biofouling accumulation and transfer on ships

Artificial habitat and biofouling species distributions in an aquaculture seascape

Climate change and vessel traffic create networks of invasion in marine protected areas

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Patrick Cahill

Kate S. Hutson

Javier Atalah

Henn Ojaveer

Jerusha Bennett

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