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Protecting The Great Lakes From Invasive And Nonindigenous Species 1st Edition Clara E Wouters

Name: Protecting The Great Lakes From Invasive And Nonindigenous Species 1st Edition Clara E Wouters
SKU: BELL-51360866
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Protecting The Great Lakes From Invasive And Nonindigenous Species 1st Edition Clara E Wouters instant download after payment.

Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.01 MB

Pages: 148

Author: Clara E. Wouters

ISBN: 9781617283307, 1617283304

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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Protecting The Great Lakes From Invasive And Nonindigenous Species 1st Edition Clara E Wouters by Clara E. Wouters 9781617283307, 1617283304 instant download after payment.

Nonindigenous species (NIS) are organisms that enter an ecosystem beyond their native spatial range. The Sea Lamprey (Petromyzon marinus) was the first to enter the Great Lakes during the 1830s facilitated by the Erie and Welland canals. Since then, at least 185 other species have invaded the Great Lakes. Thirteen of these species have been labeled as invasive by causing ecological or economic harm. This book explores the data and tools that U.S. Great Lakes resource managers can use to more effectively prevent the establishment of aquatic NIS and maps the habitats of the Great Lakes most vulnerable to the entry of aquatic NIS while identifying particular NIS that have the potential to enter the U.S. Great Lakes ports.