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Invasion genomics of the alpine newt in Britain reveal a complex history of introductions and translocations

2025-01-10

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The spread of invasive species to regions outside of their typical, native range has been fuelled by globalization and trade, with human-facilitated introductions being a primary driver of invasion by non-native species. The alpine newt, Ichthyosaura alpestris is native to mainland Europe, and has become well-established at several locations across the UK, with a pattern of invasion in the UK suggesting both prima...

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10.22541/au.173650524.41144486/v1
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