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The characters of successful invaders
Biological Conservation · 1996 · Vol. 78(1-2) · pp. 163–170
Mark Williamson✉(University of York)Alastair Fitter(University of York)
Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics StudiesPlant and animal studiesAnimal Ecology and Behavior StudiesBiologyPropaguleEcologyFlora (microbiology)Abundance (ecology)Propagule pressureHabitatRange (aeronautics)Invasive speciesBiological dispersal
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