Empirical test of the native–nonnative distinction: Native and nonnative assemblages of Anolis lizards are similar in morphology and phylogeny
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DOI: 10.1111/1365-2435.13185
Abstract: Nonnative (“invasive,” “exotic,” “naturalized”) species frequently are vilified. However, some philosophers and ecologists have questioned whether nonnative species and assemblages are objectively, ahistorically identifiable as different entities relative to native species and assemblages, once selection… read more here.
Keywords: native nonnative; morphology phylogeny; nonnative assemblages; assemblage ... See more keywords