Nicole Lengyel

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Nicole Lengyel

233, Coastal Institute

Educational Background

B.S. Biological Sciences
University of Rhode Island
2005

Areas of Specialization

Research

My research aims are to 1.) study the genetic variation that exists between native and invasive Didemnum species and 2.) between coastal and off-shore populations of the invasive Didemnum sp..

Publications:

Lengyel, N.L., J.S. Collie, and P.C. Valentine. In review. The invasive colonial ascidian Didemnum sp. on Georges Bank—ecological effects and genetic identification. Aquatic Invasions.

Presentations:

Lengyel, N.L., Collie, J.S., and P.C. Valentine. The invasive colonial ascidian Didemnum sp. on Georges Bank – ecological effects and genetic identification. International Invasive Sea Squirt Conference-II. Prince Edward Island, Canada. October 2007.

Lengyel, N.L., Collie, J.S., Valentine, P.C., and R. Reid. The invasive tunicate Didemnum sp. on Georges Bank. Annual meeting of the Northeast Aquatic Nuisance Species Panel. Mystic, CT. May 2007.