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Read more about the article Food use of an invasive barnacle suggests potential for spread
The study species, the invasive acorn barnacle (Balanus glandula) (Photo credit: Haley R Pope)
2016 / News

Food use of an invasive barnacle suggests potential for spread

The ability of an invasive barnacle to use available food resources shows likely spread along the South coast of South Africa. These findings come from work by Haley Pope (Former C·I·B student) and Tammy Robinson and Mhairi Alexander of the C·I·B.

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5 September 2016
Read more about the article High impact invasive species characterised by higher functional responses
Sampling the native fish Sandelia capensis from Blindekloof stream, Eastern Cape.
2014 / News

High impact invasive species characterised by higher functional responses

Biological invasions are taking place at an increasing rate, causing environmental and economic problems worldwide. It is therefore important to be able to predict and identify those species that may have damaging ecological impacts.

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11 March 2014