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A trait-based framework for quantifying arthropod invasion potential: Predictive modeling with <i>Tropilaelaps</i> mites as a case study

2026-05-08

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Over the past decade, the global rise in invasive species has accelerated at an unprecedented rate, intensifying threats to ecosystems, human health, and economies worldwide. Newly invasive taxa, such as Tropilaelaps mites, are of particular concern for apiculture and agroecosystems. Despite growing concern about the spread of Tropilaelaps mites and other arthropods, limited resources are available to assess the...

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679a02df-bb13-55b2-9dfa-7560f6e0f24e
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10.64898/2026.05.06.723306
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