Global hotspots and correlates of alien species richness across taxonomic groups (Q56923340)

Wolfgang Nentwig

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Mark van Kleunen

Mark van Kleunen

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Franz Essl

Franz Essl

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Dietmar Moser

Dietmar Moser

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Marten Winter

Marten Winter

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Wayne Dawson

Wayne Dawson

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Evan P. Economo

Evan P. Economo

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Tim M. Blackburn

Tim M. Blackburn

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Nicholas E. Mandrak

Nicholas E. Mandrak

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Ellie E Dyer

Ellie E. Dyer

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Pablo García-Díaz

Pablo García-Díaz

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Carsten Meyer

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Sally L. Scrivens

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Christine Casal

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Pam Fuller

Nature Ecology and Evolution

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12 June 2017

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0186

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WikiProject Invasion Biology

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