… crayfish (Cowart et al. 2018). Even the broadly distributed, and frequently invasive, signal
crayfish … Cryptic diversity within two endemic crayfish species of the southeastern US revealed …

… Molecular studies based on nuclear DNA supported the existence of one species, because
of the absence of variability [23,28]. However, the studies based on mitochondrial DNA (…

… with crayfish invasions (for example, trophic cascade, alterations to macroconsumer and
autotrophic productivity, biomass, and diversity), … Likewise, we did not study how crayfish affect …

… , as some species such as the virile and signal crayfish are native … one species in this
quadrant. We found eight ecoregions had unambiguous HRR species: Alaska and Canada Pacific …

… invasion, host shifts between native and non-native species … it is important to reveal the cryptic
invasions and host shifts of … ectosymbiotic crayfish worms, to a non-native Signal Crayfish, …

… invaded freshwater habitats since the Mesozoic [59]. The adaptation to live as diadromous
… as follows: six species contained diagnosis character, one species with diagnosis or partial …

… complex or a group of cryptic species. However, as most … also been reported from the Pacific
Northwest but no mention of any … The beginning of the invasion of the River Po watershed? …

… (2007) or IUCN (eg, for the signal crayfish Pacifastacus … but did not change these native
ranges for individual species in … with biological invasions are observed within the North Pacific (− …

… Recognizing signal crayfishes’ multifaceted ecological and … signal crayfish health and
behavior in the Tryon Creek Watershed. Data collection revealed that overall, Tryon Creek crayfish …

… Molecular studies based on nuclear DNA supported the existence of one species, because
of the absence of variability [23,28]. However, the studies based on mitochondrial DNA (…