Early engagement of stakeholders with individual-based modelling can inform research for improving invasive species management : the round goby as a case study

Samson, Emma; Hirsch, Philipp E.; Palmer, Stephen C. F.; Behrens, Jane W.; Brodin, Tomas; Travis, Justin M. J.

Early engagement of stakeholders with individual-based modelling can inform research for improving invasive species management : the round goby as a case study

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2017-11-29

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Samson, Emma

Hirsch, Philipp E.

Palmer, Stephen C. F.

Behrens, Jane W.

Brodin, Tomas

Travis, Justin M. J.

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Samson, E, Hirsch, P E, Palmer, S C F, Behrens, J W, Brodin, T & Travis, J M J 2017, 'Early engagement of stakeholders with individual-based modelling can inform research for improving invasive species management : the round goby as a case study', Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, vol. 5, 149. https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2017.00149