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Invasive species in a changing world

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Here, the authors set out strategies for dealing with the problem of non-indigenous species entering into habitats because of the breakdown of long-established biogeographic barriers. This is just one of the unfavourable aspects of globalised commerce.

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Here, the authors set out strategies for dealing with the problem of non-indigenous species entering into habitats because of the breakdown of long-established biogeographic barriers. This is just one of the unfavourable aspects of globalised commerce.

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Here, the authors set out strategies for dealing with the problem of non-indigenous species entering into habitats because of the breakdown of long-established biogeographic barriers. This is just one of the unfavourable aspects of globalised commerce.

Key concepts: Indigenous, Habitat, Geography, Ecology, History, Set (abstract data type), Environmental ethics, Economic geography

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