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        Abundance, transportation, and preservation of Mysis diluviana eDNA in freshwater ecosystems 

        Bergson, Scott (2021)
        Environmental DNA (eDNA) has proven to be a valuable tool in detecting rare or invasive species, particularly within the Great Lakes and surrounding aquatic ecosystems. Recent work has shown that sedimentary eDNA (sedDNA) ...
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        Effects of macrophyte cutting on a whole lake ecosystem 

        Fedus, Amber (2023)
        Macrophytes are of significant importance to aquatic ecosystems, generating primary production in nearshore environments and providing physical structure and habitat for organisms in the littoral zone of lakes. Macrophyte ...
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        Impacts of Mysis diluviana extirpation on a whole lake ecosystem 

        Milling, Andrew (2020)
        Understanding species interactions is critical to predicting the ecosystem-level impacts of anthropogenically-caused species extirpations. In particular, the loss of keystone species - those that have exceptionally large ...

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