• DOI:10.3391/MBI.2014.5.3.03
Corpus ID: 55828838

Estimating sampling effort for early detection of non-indigenous benthic species in the Toledo Harbor Region of Lake Erie.

@article{Ram2014EstimatingSE,
  title={Estimating sampling effort for early detection of non-indigenous benthic species in the Toledo Harbor Region of Lake Erie.},
  author={J. Ram and F. Banno and Richard R. Gala and J. P. Gizicki and D. Kashian},
  journal={Management of Biological Invasions},
  year={2014},
  volume={5},
  pages={209-216}
}

J. Ram, F. Banno, +2 authors D. Kashian

Published 2014

Biology

Management of Biological Invasions

Toledo Harbor (Maumee River and Maumee Bay) is a “port of concern” for introduction of non-indigenous species into the Great Lakes due to the large amounts of ballast water from outside the Great Lakes discharged at the port, the amenable habitat for many potential invasives, and the large amount of ballast water transported from Toledo to other Great Lakes ports, making Toledo a potential source of invasives throughout the entire region. To estimate sampling intensity needed to detect rare or… CONTINUE READING

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