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Prevalence of trachoma in indigenous and non-indigenous areas, Northeastern Brazil, 2019-2021. [PDF]

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Gomez DVF, de Almeida WDS, de Souza Junior PRB, Lopes MFC, Luna EJA, Zimmermann IR, Tavares NUL, Gutierrez MMU, Szwarcwald CL.   +8 more
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Annual Reports to the ESA Council ESA 110th Annual Meeting July, 2025

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Education and Non-Indigenous Students

2020
This chapter acknowledges that many teachers feel unprepared to teach Indigenous content to their non-Indigenous students. It looks again at the policies as well as some of the difficulties teachers face at different stages of a student’s education. There are two case studies.
Michelle Johnston, Simon Forrest
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Country characteristics and non-indigenous species

Environment and Development Economics, 2010
ABSTRACTThis paper presents an econometric test of two hypotheses underlying the occurrence of non-indigenous species (NIS) at the global scale: openness of recipient nations which allows for international trade to act as a vector of NIS, and habitat fragmentation in recipient nations which facilitates establishment of introduced NIS.
ING-MARIE GREN, TOMAS THIERFELDER, HELENA BERGLUND   +2 more
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Introduction of Non-indigenous Species

2017
With the commencement of anthropogenic transcontinental movements followed by a continually increasing global traffic and intentional transfer of organisms, a diverse array of human-mediated pathways appeared responsible for transporting numerous marine species between different eco-regions.
Ralph Kuhlenkamp, Britta Kind
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Non-indigenous species in Mediterranean ports: A knowledge baseline

Marine Environmental Research, 2020
Port areas have been considered bioinvasion hotspots due to the concentration of several invasion vectors. However, the actual distribution of non-indigenous species (NIS) in Mediterranean ports is still poorly understood. Here we conducted a literature review with the aim to provide a knowledge baseline about NIS distribution in Mediterranean ports ...
Tempesti J., Mangano M. C., Langeneck J., Lardicci C., Maltagliati F., Castelli A.   +5 more
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Management of Non-indigenous Lacustrine Animals

2018
Numerous non-indigenous species have established populations in New Zealand lake ecosystems, including some relatively recently, and many others are likely unrecognised. Control or eradication as part of lake restoration programmes is more achievable for vertebrate than invertebrate species once established. Focus for management of smaller species must,
Ian C. Duggan, Kevin Collier
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OSPAR request on non-indigenous species

2023
ICES analyzed data on the presence and distribution of marine non-indigenous species collated from the Delivering Alien Invasive Species Inventories for Europe database (DAISIE ) and from ICES member countries. Over 160 marine species have been identified in OSPAR regions.
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Population collapses in introduced non-indigenous crayfish

Biological Invasions, 2014
Invasive species often have instable population dynamics and are known to collapse or oscillate heavily after passing through the initial lag/growth phases. Long-term data-series documenting these fluctuations are however rare. We use long-term (starting in the early 1960s), semi-quantitative data on the invasive signal crayfish (Pacifastacus ...
Alfred Sandström, Magnus Andersson, Anders Asp, Patrik Bohman, Lennart Edsman, Fredrik Engdahl, Per Nyström, Marika Stenberg, Pia Hertonsson, Trude Vrålstad, Wilhelm Granèli   +10 more
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