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    Norway Rat Research Paper

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    Their effects Invasive, Non-native, and native species are all organisms that exist on our planet. They each come from different backgrounds, and influence each other directly, whether it be positive or negative. Native species are organisms which normally live and thrive in a particular community, while a non-native species are organisms which live outside their native distributional range. Non-native species are not necessarily invasive. Invasive species differ from regular non-natives, in…

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    Loyola University Chicago is a Jesuit institution that promotes caring for others, caring for one’s self, and caring for the community. It is one of Loyola’s foundational aspect of caring for the community that has made the requirement of engaged learning a part of the curriculum. Since the Fall of 2012, Loyola has required its students to go out into the world and obtain hands-on experience in different sorts of fields. One may accomplish this through an internship course, or a class combined…

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    An invasive species is an organism plant, animal, fungus, or bacterium, that is not native to a certain area and has negative effects on the environment, human health, or economy The European Fire Ant, or Myrmica rubra is a little red ant that is distantly related to the real fire ant. Although no one is quite sure how they got here, originally the European Fire Ant was from the colder regions of Europe and Asia. The fire ants had been in only two locations in Maine during the 1950’s, but they…

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    detection of an alien invasive species through environmental DNA barcoding: The example of the American bullfrog Lithobates catesbeianus. Journal of Applied Ecology, 49, 953­959. doi:10.1111/j.1365­2664.2012.02171.x In this research work authors suggests that It is more easy to destroy the Alien Invasive Species(AIS) at their very initial stage. They supported that now it is possible to detect low amount of species which help the researchers to stop the high risk of invasive species. The method…

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    organisms in different way just like how a mussel clogs power plants water tanks. “An invasive species is a plant, fungus, or animal species that is not native to a specific location, and that has a tendency to spread to a degree believed to cause damage to the environment, human economy or human health” (Wikipedia) But for a native organism they occur naturally and plant in their desired places.”a species is defined as indigenous to a given region or ecosystem if its presence in that region is…

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    Asian Clam Lab Report

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    Competitive Advantage Between Invasive and Native Clams and Their Adaptive Feeding Techniques INTRODUCTION An invasive species is an unknown species that disturbs the normal function or structure of an ecosystem. The Asiatic clam (Corbicula fluminea) is an invasive species found in the waterways of the Shenandoah Valley (Yoder 2017). Corbicula fluminea is an r-selected species. This means it yields a lot of offspring which grow quickly and have somewhat short life spans. This gives them an…

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    organisms results in invasive species, yet, officially, invasive species are classified as any organism who poses a threat to the environment (Invasive Species). Consequences of invasive species include the destruction of ecosystems and the deterioration of the quality…

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    When looking at the data provided, the trends of native-species increase in the restored area and the abundance of exotic species seen in the degraded areas provides an idea of how effective the restoration efforts where at restoring them to the reference site. To begin, the data provided in table 5 gives an idea of the distribution of the number of species found at each site, and how much of a contrast is shown between the restored and degraded areas and how they compare to the reference site.…

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    Euwallacea Research Paper

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    The Euwallacea was studied before, but observers were incorrect in identifying the species as the tea shot-hole borer (TSHB) E. fornaticus; but after further analysis, the species was renamed to the polyphagous shot-hole borer [4]. This newly named “polyphagous” shot hole borer—named polyphagous because of its ability to attack many different trees—has caused significant amounts of dieback and mortality of avocado trees [5]. As time passes, the PSHB infestation problem grows more urgent. The…

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    Earthworm Invasions

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    become a conservation threat to rare native species, community, and ecosystems (Gundale 2002; Hale et al. 2006; Nuzzo et al 2009; Maerz et al. 2009; Sutherland et al. 2011; Nuzzo et al. 2015). In 2011, Sunderland and coauthors identified earthworm invasions in previously earthworm free regions as one of the 15 most immerging issues of biodiversity conservation. One of the reason for the issue is that invasions by European earthworms, particularly species from Lumbricidae, have substantially…

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