Mael G. Glon

Mael G. Glon studies freshwater crayfish, with particular focus on discovering and describing new species of burrowing crayfish, tracking the spread of native and non-native crayfish populations, and examining how invasive crayfish compete with and behave differently from native species. This work combines field surveys, taxonomy (formally naming and classifying species), and ecological experiments such as stable isotope analysis (a chemical technique used to trace what animals eat and how energy moves through food webs). The research is relevant to freshwater conservation, invasive species management, and biodiversity documentation.

Publication output was fairly steady at 2-4 papers per year between 2017 and 2021, then declined to about one paper per year from 2022-2024, with a cluster of 2026 publications likely reflecting delayed or forthcoming releases.

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