Invasive species

ISSN: 0960-3115 (Print) 1572-9710 (Online)

In this topical collection (42 articles)

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  1. Review Paper

    What affects the probability of biological invasions in Antarctica? Using an expanded conceptual framework to anticipate the risk of alien species expansion

    Halina Galera, Katarzyna J. Chwedorzewska… Pages 1789-1809
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    The role of protected area zoning in invasive plant management

    Johana Vardarman, Kateřina Berchová‐Bímová, Jana Pěknicová Pages 1811-1829

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    Introduction and invasion of the red-eared slider and its parasites in freshwater ecosystems of Southern Europe: risk assessment for the European pond turtle in wild environments

    Laurent Héritier, Aitor Valdeón, Amel Sadaoui… Pages 1817-1843

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    Original Paper

    Reintroduced Eurasian beavers (Castor fiber): colonization and range expansion across human-dominated landscapes

    Kristijn R. R. Swinnen, Diederik Strubbe, Erik Matthysen… Pages 1863-1876

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    Is the raccoon (Procyon lotor) out of control in Europe?

    Iván Salgado Pages 2243-2256

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    Steeplebushes conquer the countryside: influence of invasive plant species on spider communities (Araneae) in former wet meadows

    Birgit Balkenhol, Henning Haase, Petra Gebauer… Pages 2257-2274

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    Letter to the Editor

    Extinctions of introduced game species on oceanic islands: curse for hunters or conservation opportunities?

    Ricardo Rocha, Miguel M. Sequeira, Leo R. Douglas… Pages 2517-2520

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    How effective are buffer zones in managing invasive beavers in Patagonia? A simulation study

    Alejandro G. Pietrek, Gina K. Himes Boor… Pages 2591-2605

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    Niche shift in invasive species: is it a case of “home away from home” or finding a “new home”?

    Aravind N.A., Maanya Uma Shaanker, Poorna Bhat H. N.… Pages 2625-2638

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    Indirect commensalism between an introduced apex predator and a native avian predator

    James D. Rees, Glenyss L. Rees, Richard T. Kingsford… Pages 2687-2700

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    Diversity loss in grasslands due to the increasing dominance of alien and native competitive herbs

    Marta Czarniecka-Wiera, Zygmunt Kącki, Milan Chytrý… Pages 2781-2796
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    Invasive Prosopis juliflora replacing the Native Floral Community over three decades: a case study of a World Heritage Site, Keoladeo National Park, India

    Aditi Mukherjee, Avadhoot Dilip Velankar… Pages 2839-2856

  13. Commentary

    Invasive aquatic pets: failed policies increase risks of harmful invasions

    Jiří Patoka, André Lincoln Barroso Magalhães… Pages 3037-3046
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    Review Paper

    Alien plant invasion in the Indian Himalayan Region: state of knowledge and research priorities

    Ravi Pathak, Vikram S. Negi, Ranbeer S. Rawal… Pages 3073-3102

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    Alien parakeets as a potential threat to the common noctule Nyctalus noctula

    Silvia Giuntini, Leonardo Ancillotto, Mattia Falaschi… Pages 3075-3092
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    The role played by invasive species in interactions with endangered and threatened species in the United States: a systematic review

    Manuel-Angel Dueñas, Holly J. Ruffhead… Pages 3171-3183
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    Biological invasions in World Heritage Sites: current status and a proposed monitoring and reporting framework

    Ross T. Shackleton, Bastian Bertzky, Louisa E. Wood… Pages 3327-3347
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  18. Letter to the Editor

    Ecological inheritance for a post COVID-19 world

    Lucas R. Forti, Hilton F. Japyassú, Jaime Bosch… Pages 3491-3494
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    Commentary

    The same old mistakes in aquaculture: the newly-available striped catfish Pangasianodon hypophthalmus is on its way to putting Brazilian freshwater ecosystems at risk

    Diego A. Z. Garcia, André L. B. Magalhães… Pages 3545-3558

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    Invasion of Psittacula krameri in Gauteng, South Africa: are other birds impacted?

    Ielyzaveta M. Ivanova, Craig T. Symes Pages 3633-3656
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