Invasive species

T.W. Therriault; M.L. Campbell; A. Deidun; B. Galil; C.L. Hewitt; G.J. Inglis; H. Ojaveer; C. Park; B. Qiao; R.K. Ruwa; E. Schwindt

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Invasive species

T.W. Therriault, M.L. Campbell, A. Deidun, B. Galil, C.L. Hewitt, G.J. Inglis, H. Ojaveer, C. Park, B. Qiao, R.K. Ruwa, …

The Second World Ocean Assessment, pp.343-362

United Nations Office of Legal Affairs

2021

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18356/9789216040062c051

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Abstract

Globally, about 2,000 marine non-indige¬nous species (NIS) have been introduced to new locations through human-mediated movements. A few of those have econom¬ic value, but most have had negative eco¬logical, socioeconomic or human health impacts. With increased trade and climate change, biological invasions are likely to increase…

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Title: Invasive species
Authors/Creators: T.W. Therriault (Author/Creator)
M.L. Campbell (Author/Creator)
A. Deidun (Author/Creator)
B. Galil (Author/Creator)
C.L. Hewitt (Author/Creator)
G.J. Inglis (Author/Creator)
H. Ojaveer (Author/Creator)
C. Park (Author/Creator)
B. Qiao (Author/Creator)
R.K. Ruwa (Author/Creator)
E. Schwindt (Author/Creator)
Publication Details: The Second World Ocean Assessment, pp.343-362
Publisher: United Nations Office of Legal Affairs
Identifiers: 991005541040607891
Murdoch Affiliation: Murdoch University
Language: English
Resource Type: Book chapter

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