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Biological Invasions retweeted
A little teaser: Responses are currently more diverse than I would have expected 🤓
If you work #invasionscience, pls take part (& retweet 🙂) in my survey on defining an #alienspecies where uncertainty remains on how it arrived in its new habitat 🐟🇮🇸
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At #NeoBiota2022 I started a survey among #invasionscience community about defining a 🐟 in 🇮🇸 under uncertainty whether it arrived naturally or was introduced
If you work with #invasivespecies & have ~5min, take part! PLS retweet 🙂🇮🇸🐟
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The widespread and commonly introduced Caribbean frog Eleutherodactylus Johnstone, with a previously unknown native range, is endemic to Montserrat: buff.ly/3IG14UD
@MichaelLYuan
Haplotype data and niche modeling point to the origins of Roseau cane scale in the United States and focus the search for biocontrol agents: buff.ly/3uNxUgz
@USDA_ARS
Decreased abundance of top predators due to invasive toads, unexpectedly, does not facilitate prey, due to niche takeover by other predators:buff.ly/3c7G50R
@NikiTeunissen
Bird dispersers contribute substantially to the invasion of Pyracantha angustifolia in the Grassland biome in South Africa: buff.ly/3ObugUx
Did you already see the complete checklist of the Calabria region? You can find it here! :) buff.ly/3Pns3al
@dottormus
A widespread and commonly introduced Caribbean frog with a previously unknown native range is endemic to Montserrat: buff.ly/3IG14UD
@MichaelLYuan
Haplotype data and niche modelling point to the origins of Roseau cane scale in the United States and focus the search for biocontrol agents: buff.ly/3uNxUgz
@USDA_ARS
The abundance of top predators can decrease as a response to toad invasions. But this does not necessarily facilitate prey, due to niche takeover by other predators: buff.ly/3c7G50R
@NikiTeunissen
Bird dispersers contribute substantially to the invasion of Pyracantha angustifolia in the Grassland biome in South Africa: buff.ly/3ObugUx
You can find here the latest update on the checklist of the invasive species of the Calabria region! buff.ly/3Pns3al
@dottormus
Removing an invasive tree isn't enough to promote a native tree: buff.ly/3ug65xf
@Dr_AnnaSher, @DrAnnaSher
Glyphosate-sprayed plants may release glyphosate into the environment: buff.ly/3AfRwgU
@spargeline
Distinct leaf morphological and physiological traits compared to co-occurring native species may increase the chances of invasion success: buff.ly/3abeJpQ
@Mohamad_IPS
Most people know that invasive ants have dramatic ecological impacts. But did you know they also cost billions of dollars? buff.ly/3NwI7EP
@franckcourchamp, @ChrisDiagne, @Celine_Bellard, @Lilibamej
The Asian common myna started to spread in Kruger National Park! buff.ly/3nqvDE3
Pathways to invasions: Stowaways and contaminants cause the greatest economic impact! buff.ly/3OCfY0o
@ajturbelin
Invasive grey squirrels in Ireland show low genetic diversity: buff.ly/3ueqJhi
@ryaninstitute
Using national monitoring schemes to investigate impacts of invasive species - what are the main considerations and limitations? buff.ly/3ywphta
@HenPringle; @_BTO






















