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DESCRIPTION:Crayfish plague\, caused by an oomycete Aphanomyces astaci\, is
  a well-studied invasive disease of wildlife with substantial conservation
 al and economic impact. Having stricken Europe already in the second half 
 of 19th century\, it has been substantially studied in the past\, and beca
 me one of the best known diseases of aquatic invertebrates. Still\, many a
 spects of its ecology and host-pathogen interactions are only being discov
 ered in recent years. Original hosts of the crayfish plague pathogen are N
 orth American freshwater crayfish that are usually able to resist the infe
 ction without major symptoms or mortalities. Crayfish from other biogeogra
 phic regions are susceptible to the disease\, which remains one of the key
  threats to native European crayfish populations. Several North American i
 nvasive crayfish species are found in European waters\, three of these cra
 yfish plague carriers being very widespread. In the talk\, I will first su
 mmarise the history and present status of invasive crayfish in Europe\, an
 d their ecology and diversity. Afterwards\, I will discuss the crayfish pl
 ague\, its life cycle and impact\, and some of the most interesting recent
  discoveries facilitated by development of molecular tools.\n \n*** Invite
 d by Christian Laforsch and Max Rabus\, Animal Ecology
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SUMMARY:Prof. Adam Petrusek\, Department of Ecology\, Charles University\, 
 Prague\, Czech Republic (Homepage): Diversity and impact of invasive crayf
 ish and crayfish plague: from Czechia to continental scale
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