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RATIONALE FOR A SYSTEM OF INTERNATIONAL RESERVES FOR THE OPEN-OCEAN
Authors: MILLS CE CARLTON JT
Citation: Ce. Mills et Jt. Carlton, RATIONALE FOR A SYSTEM OF INTERNATIONAL RESERVES FOR THE OPEN-OCEAN, Conservation biology, 12(1), 1998, pp. 244-247
PERIWINKLES PROGRESS - THE ATLANTIC SNAIL LITTORINA-SAXATILIS (MOLLUSCA, GASTROPODA) ESTABLISHES A COLONY ON A PACIFIC SHORE
Authors: CARLTON JT COHEN AN
Citation: Jt. Carlton et An. Cohen, PERIWINKLES PROGRESS - THE ATLANTIC SNAIL LITTORINA-SAXATILIS (MOLLUSCA, GASTROPODA) ESTABLISHES A COLONY ON A PACIFIC SHORE, The Veliger, 41(4), 1998, pp. 333-338
ACCELERATING INVASION RATE IN A HIGHLY INVADED ESTUARY
Authors: COHEN AN CARLTON JT
Citation: An. Cohen et Jt. Carlton, ACCELERATING INVASION RATE IN A HIGHLY INVADED ESTUARY, Science, 279(5350), 1998, pp. 555-558
BALLAST WATER AS A VECTOR FOR TINTINNID TRANSPORT
Authors: PIERCE RW CARLTON JT CARLTON DA GELLER JB
Citation: Rw. Pierce et al., BALLAST WATER AS A VECTOR FOR TINTINNID TRANSPORT, Marine ecology. Progress series, 149(1-3), 1997, pp. 295-297
GLOBAL INVASIONS OF MARINE AND ESTUARINE HABITATS BY NON-INDIGENOUS SPECIES - MECHANISMS, EXTENT, AND CONSEQUENCES
Authors: RUIZ GM CARLTON JT GROSHOLZ ED HINES AH
Citation: Gm. Ruiz et al., GLOBAL INVASIONS OF MARINE AND ESTUARINE HABITATS BY NON-INDIGENOUS SPECIES - MECHANISMS, EXTENT, AND CONSEQUENCES, American zoologist, 37(6), 1997, pp. 621-632
WHALES DONT FALL LIKE SNOW - REPLY TO JELMERT
Authors: BUTMAN CA CARLTON JT PALUMBI SR
Citation: Ca. Butman et al., WHALES DONT FALL LIKE SNOW - REPLY TO JELMERT, Conservation biology, 10(2), 1996, pp. 655-656
EXOTIC SPECIES IN THE HUDSON RIVER BASIN - A HISTORY OF INVASIONS ANDINTRODUCTIONS
Authors: MILLS EL STRAYER DL SCHEUERELL MD CARLTON JT
Citation: El. Mills et al., EXOTIC SPECIES IN THE HUDSON RIVER BASIN - A HISTORY OF INVASIONS ANDINTRODUCTIONS, Estuaries, 19(4), 1996, pp. 814-823
BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS AND CRYPTOGENIC SPECIES
Authors: CARLTON JT
Citation: Jt. Carlton, BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS AND CRYPTOGENIC SPECIES, Ecology, 77(6), 1996, pp. 1653-1655
POST-ESTABLISHMENT SPREAD IN LARGE-SCALE INVASIONS - DISPERSAL MECHANISMS OF THE ZEBRA MUSSEL DREISSENA-POLYMORPHA
Authors: JOHNSON LE CARLTON JT
Citation: Le. Johnson et Jt. Carlton, POST-ESTABLISHMENT SPREAD IN LARGE-SCALE INVASIONS - DISPERSAL MECHANISMS OF THE ZEBRA MUSSEL DREISSENA-POLYMORPHA, Ecology, 77(6), 1996, pp. 1686-1690
PATTERN, PROCESS, AND PREDICTION IN MARINE INVASION ECOLOGY
Authors: CARLTON JT
Citation: Jt. Carlton, PATTERN, PROCESS, AND PREDICTION IN MARINE INVASION ECOLOGY, Biological Conservation, 78(1-2), 1996, pp. 97-106
MARINE BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY - SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES, OPPORTUNITIES AND CRITICAL RESEARCH NEEDS
Authors: BUTMAN CA CARLTON JT
Citation: Ca. Butman et Jt. Carlton, MARINE BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY - SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES, OPPORTUNITIES AND CRITICAL RESEARCH NEEDS, Reviews of geophysics, 33, 1995, pp. 1201-1209
CELEBRATING A CENTENNIAL AND LAUNCHING A NEW DIRECTION
Authors: TYLER S CARLTON JT
Citation: S. Tyler et Jt. Carlton, CELEBRATING A CENTENNIAL AND LAUNCHING A NEW DIRECTION, Invertebrate biology., 114(1), 1995, pp. 1-2
WHALING EFFECTS ON DEEP-SEA BIODIVERSITY
Authors: BUTMAN CA CARLTON JT PALUMBI SR
Citation: Ca. Butman et al., WHALING EFFECTS ON DEEP-SEA BIODIVERSITY, Conservation biology, 9(2), 1995, pp. 462-464
EFFECT OF OYSTER MARICULTURE ON SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION - AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST IN A PACIFIC-NORTHWEST ESTUARY
Authors: EVERETT RA RUIZ GM CARLTON JT
Citation: Ra. Everett et al., EFFECT OF OYSTER MARICULTURE ON SUBMERGED AQUATIC VEGETATION - AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST IN A PACIFIC-NORTHWEST ESTUARY, Marine ecology. Progress series, 125(1-3), 1995, pp. 205-217
TAPHONOMIC LOSSES BECOME TAPHONOMIC GAINS - AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH USING THE ROCKY SHORE GASTROPOD, TEGULA-FUNEBRALIS
Authors: WALKER SE CARLTON JT
Citation: Se. Walker et Jt. Carlton, TAPHONOMIC LOSSES BECOME TAPHONOMIC GAINS - AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH USING THE ROCKY SHORE GASTROPOD, TEGULA-FUNEBRALIS, Palaeogeography, palaeoclimatology, palaeoecology, 114(2-4), 1995, pp. 197-217
THE WORKSHOP EXPERIENCE - FROM CHAOS TO CONSENSUS
Authors: CARLTON JT BUTMAN CA
Citation: Jt. Carlton et Ca. Butman, THE WORKSHOP EXPERIENCE - FROM CHAOS TO CONSENSUS, Oceanus, 38(2), 1995, pp. 6-6
INTRODUCTION, DISPERSAL AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF THE GREEN CRAB CARCINUS-MAENAS IN SAN-FRANCISCO BAY, CALIFORNIA
Authors: COHEN AN CARLTON JT FOUNTAIN MC
Citation: An. Cohen et al., INTRODUCTION, DISPERSAL AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF THE GREEN CRAB CARCINUS-MAENAS IN SAN-FRANCISCO BAY, CALIFORNIA, Marine Biology, 122(2), 1995, pp. 225-237
BIOGEOGRAPHY AND DISPERSAL OF COASTAL MARINE ORGANISMS - EXPERIMENTALSTUDIES ON A REPLICA OF A 16TH-CENTURY SAILING VESSEL
Authors: CARLTON JT HODDER J
Citation: Jt. Carlton et J. Hodder, BIOGEOGRAPHY AND DISPERSAL OF COASTAL MARINE ORGANISMS - EXPERIMENTALSTUDIES ON A REPLICA OF A 16TH-CENTURY SAILING VESSEL, Marine Biology, 121(4), 1995, pp. 721-730
PREDICTED DISCOVERIES OF THE INTRODUCED ISOPOD SYNIDOTEA-LAEVIDORSALIS (MIERS, 1881)
Authors: CHAPMAN JW CARLTON JT
Citation: Jw. Chapman et Jt. Carlton, PREDICTED DISCOVERIES OF THE INTRODUCED ISOPOD SYNIDOTEA-LAEVIDORSALIS (MIERS, 1881), Journal of crustacean biology, 14(4), 1994, pp. 700-714
PCR BASED DETECTION OF MTDNA HAPLOTYPES OF NATIVE AND INVADING MUSSELS ON THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC COAST - LATITUDINAL PATTERN OF INVASION
Authors: GELLER JB CARLTON JT POWERS DA
Citation: Jb. Geller et al., PCR BASED DETECTION OF MTDNA HAPLOTYPES OF NATIVE AND INVADING MUSSELS ON THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC COAST - LATITUDINAL PATTERN OF INVASION, Marine Biology, 119(2), 1994, pp. 243-249
EXOTIC SPECIES AND THE INTEGRITY OF THE GREAT-LAKES - LESSONS FROM THE PAST
Authors: MILLS EL LEACH JH CARLTON JT SECOR CL
Citation: El. Mills et al., EXOTIC SPECIES AND THE INTEGRITY OF THE GREAT-LAKES - LESSONS FROM THE PAST, Bioscience, 44(10), 1994, pp. 666-676
EXOTIC SPECIES AND THE INTEGRITY OF THE GREAT-LAKES - LESSONS FROM THE PAST
Authors: MILLS EL LEACH JH CARLTON JT SECOR CL
Citation: El. Mills et al., EXOTIC SPECIES AND THE INTEGRITY OF THE GREAT-LAKES - LESSONS FROM THE PAST, Bioscience, 44(10), 1994, pp. 666-676
BALLAST WATER EXCHANGE AS A MEANS OF CONTROLLING DISPERSAL OF FRESH-WATER ORGANISMS BY SHIPS
Authors: LOCKE A REID DM VANLEEUWEN HC SPRULES WG CARLTON JT
Citation: A. Locke et al., BALLAST WATER EXCHANGE AS A MEANS OF CONTROLLING DISPERSAL OF FRESH-WATER ORGANISMS BY SHIPS, Canadian journal of fisheries and aquatic sciences, 50(10), 1993, pp. 2086-2093
ECOLOGICAL ROULETTE - THE GLOBAL TRANSPORT OF NONINDIGENOUS MARINE ORGANISMS
Authors: CARLTON JT GELLER JB
Citation: Jt. Carlton et Jb. Geller, ECOLOGICAL ROULETTE - THE GLOBAL TRANSPORT OF NONINDIGENOUS MARINE ORGANISMS, Science, 261(5117), 1993, pp. 78-82
NEOEXTINCTIONS OF MARINE-INVERTEBRATES
Authors: CARLTON JT
Citation: Jt. Carlton, NEOEXTINCTIONS OF MARINE-INVERTEBRATES, American zoologist, 33(6), 1993, pp. 499-509
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