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The hypersaline environments and salterns present in the western Mediterranean region (including Italy, southern France, the Iberian Peninsula and Morocco) contain autochthonous forms of the brine shrimp Artemia, with parthenogenetic... more
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      Exotic SpeciesAssessment and conservation of Rare and endangered plantsVERNAL POOLS
As a result of recent collecting efforts and older unpublished data of one of us (AA), 32 ant species (including 2 morphospecies) new to the island of Sicily (Italy) were discovered. Seven of these taxa represent unequivocally exotic... more
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A population of a non-indigenous armoured catfish Pterygoplichthys aff. pardalis from the Dinh river basin (Khan Hoa province, Vietnam). We provide evidence that this is a fully naturalised self-reproducing population and present data on... more
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      Systematics (Taxonomy)IchthyologyExotic SpeciesInvasive species ecology
Network Biology ISSN 2220-8879 CODEN NBEICS http://www.iaees.org/publications/journals/nb/articles/2017-7(2)/2017-7(2).asp Volume 7, Number 2, 1 June 2017 Cover Pages [Front Pages (157K)] [Back Pages (77K)] Articles Exotic species and... more
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      BioinformaticsDrug DesigningExotic SpeciesBipolar Disorders
Communication routes are an important subject in the study of the human past. They allowed interactions between communities and the dispersal of goods and ideas. Their study, therefore, can shed light on the way in which communities... more
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We evaluated several factors influencing the taxonomic richness of macrophytes, benthic invertebrates, snails, and fish in a series of northern Wisconsin lakes. We chose the study lakes to decouple the potential effects of ionic strength... more
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In this chapter, we review empirical evidence for stronger allelopathic effects of exotic European invaders on North American natives than on other European species. We argue that this evidence provides critical insights into the impor-... more
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Forest Regeneration in a Chronosequence of Tropical Abandoned Pastures: Implications for Restoration Ecology T.Mitchell Aide1 Jess K. Zimmerman2 John B. Pascarella1'3 Luis Rivera4 Humfredo Marcano-Vega1 Abstract During the ...
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Two exotic fishes, common carp (Cyprinus carpio) and tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus), were introduced more than 20 years ago into Xochimilco for aquaculture, and now dominate the system in terms of biomass and numbers. Over this same... more
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Exotic species are increasingly becoming an important consideration for biodiversity scientists and professionals. Invasion by exotics follows four stages (Vankat and Roy 2002): 1) Introduction, when it becomes part of the regional... more
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For some time, the rate of non-native fish introductions has been increasing in South America. There are many reasons for introductions: reservoir stocking programs, aquaculture, sport fishing, control of disease vectors, and the pet... more
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1We provide an updated distribution and dispersal rate of the introduced European rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus in Argentina.2According to our results this invasive species is currently colonizing parts of Mendoza and Neuquén Provinces,... more
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Recent invasion theory has hypothesized that newly established exotic species may initially be free of their native parasites, augmenting their population success. Others have hypothesized that invaders may introduce exotic parasites to... more
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This is a pdf of the whole monograph. The World of Carolus Clusius. Natural History in the Making, 1550-1610 explores how natural history in Europe, and in particular the knowledge of plants, was transformed during the late 16th and very... more
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