'Biological invasions' presentation slideshows

Invasive species

Invasive species. Species extinction rates. Causes of Endangerment for Imperiled Species in the U.S. Wilcove et al. 1998 (data from U.S. Federal Register). What are invasive species?. Natives vs. non-natives Introduced Aliens Exotics Adventives/casuals Naturalized.

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Expert Group on Human Biology and Medicine

Expert Group on Human Biology and Medicine. Group concluded it would operate more effectively if it amalgamated with MEDINET (COMNAP) (recommendation) Development of Human Biology and Medical Research involvement during IPY (recommendation) Collaborative research of medics and bios:

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SFEI: MORE THAN THE RMP

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SFEI: MORE THAN THE RMP

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Biological invasions and the Millennium Assessment: bioeconomic analysis & uncertainty

Biological invasions and the Millennium Assessment: bioeconomic analysis & uncertainty. 200 Cichlid Extinctions. Unionid Extirpation. Sea Lamprey Damage. Cumulative number of invasions. Year. Ricciardi (in review). Relevance Major cause of biodiversity loss Physical and chemical changes

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Native and invasive mussels

Native and invasive mussels. Restoration potential and effects on the Neponset River. NepWRA. Native bivalve species present. Elliptio complanata. Pisidium spp. Wikimedia.org. Restoration problems. 83 of 297 species extinct in North America Most imperiled organisms (55% of species)

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Evolutionary, ecological and social consequences of Biological Invasions

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