Erik Sotka: Evolutionary Ecologist at Grice Marine Lab | History's Logbook | Episode 032 episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 9, 2020 · 29 MIN

Erik Sotka: Evolutionary Ecologist at Grice Marine Lab | History's Logbook | Episode 032

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Listen in as we sit down with Erik Sotka, an evolutionary ecologist with the Grice Marine Lab at the College of Charleston. He's an expert on invasive species and the ways in which they're changing the ecological make up of marine habitats in the eastern United States. Did you know that the vast majority of introduced species do not go on to become invasive, but instead fizzle out? Erik Sotka is fascinated by why some species succeed where others fail, and the effects that they may have once they're established! Click here to learn more about our nonprofit: https://www.lastchanceendeavors.com

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