13.10 Species management

Likely to be beneficial Translocate species - Translocate molluscs Nine studies examined the effects of translocating mollusc species on their wild populations. Two examined scallops in the North Atlantic Ocean (USA) and one examined scallops in the Tasman Sea and South Pacific Ocean (New Zealand)....

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Other Authors: Sutherland, William J., Dicks, Lynn V., Petrovan, Silviu O., Smith, Rebecca K.
Format: Book Part
Language:English
Published: Open Book Publishers 2021
Subjects:
practical intervention
amphibians
bats
birds
farmland
soil fertility
invasive species
conservation
environment
forest
Environmental Studies
SCI016000
PNT
New Zealand
Pacific
North Atlantic
Online Access:http://books.openedition.org/obp/18242
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Summary:Likely to be beneficial Translocate species - Translocate molluscs Nine studies examined the effects of translocating mollusc species on their wild populations. Two examined scallops in the North Atlantic Ocean (USA) and one examined scallops in the Tasman Sea and South Pacific Ocean (New Zealand). One study examined conch in the Florida Keys (USA). One examined clams in the North Atlantic Ocean (Portugal). One examined abalone in the North Pacific Ocean (USA). One examined mussels in Strangf.

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