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David Pimentel✉(Cornell University)Rodolfo Zuniga(New York State College of Agriculture & Life Sciences)D. C. Morrison(Cornell University)
Biological Control of Invasive SpeciesEconomic and Environmental ValuationPlant and animal studiesAlien speciesAlienEndangered speciesThreatened speciesInvasive speciesDamagesIntroduced speciesEcologyGeographyConservation-dependent species
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