Climate-tracking species are not invasive

Mark C. Urban ()
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Mark C. Urban: University of Connecticut

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 5, 382-384

Abstract: Applying an invasive framework to native species that are shifting their ranges in response to climate change adopts an adversarial, local and static paradigm that is often at odds with protecting global biodiversity.

Date: 2020
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