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Introduction, spread, and evolutionary dynamics of non-native spiders in North America

2025-12-16

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Tracing the introduction, spread, and evolution of non-native species is crucial for risk assessment and management. Spiders represent one of the largest groups of terrestrial arthropod predators, and an increasing number of species have been introduced globally, posing growing challenges to local biodiversity and ecosystem stability. Yet, their global introduction routes, spatial diversity patterns, and evolution...

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Literature Corpus work: cb074250-6062-5042-9733-05f1d0ea60ff
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.16.694649

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