Dietary overlap and selectivity among mountain steppe river fish in the United States and Mongolia
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DOI: 10.1002/ece3.10132
Abstract: Abstract Lotic systems in mountain regions have historically provided secure habitat for native fish populations because of their relative isolation from human settlement and lack of upstream disturbances. However, rivers of mountain ecoregions are currently… read more here.
Keywords: nonnative species; dietary overlap; native species; mountain steppe ... See more keywords
Coexistence between native and nonnative species: the invasion process and adjustments in distribution through time for congeneric piranhas in a Neotropical floodplain
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DOI: 10.1007/s10750-018-3541-z
Abstract: Our goal was to report the progress of Serrasalmus marginatus invasion process in the upper Paraná River floodplain by exploring its mechanisms and coexistence with its native congeneric Serrasalmus maculatus. We described their temporal abundance… read more here.
Keywords: coexistence native; nonnative species; invasion process; native nonnative ... See more keywords
Spatial scale, reservoirs and nonnative species influence the homogenization and differentiation of Great Plains—Rocky Mountain fish faunas
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DOI: 10.1007/s10750-019-04129-5
Abstract: Reservoir construction and the introduction of nonnative species are major anthropogenic drivers of biotic change in freshwater ecosystems. To understand the influence of these drivers, we quantified the degree to which fish faunas have either… read more here.
Keywords: fish faunas; homogenization; differentiation; influence ... See more keywords
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