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Strategische UnternehmungsführungChina. In order to collect detailed ecological data in invaded regions, to clarify the invasive status, ecological impacts and adaptative mechanisms, and to provide data for legislation and management, we conducted a series of studies on the invasion ecology of the exotic red-eared slider from 2008

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,Mentale St?rke – ein überblick,ve species may have negative impacts on local ecosystems and societies. . has been widely farmed in China after introduced in 1980 from Africa. However, during aquaculture, this fish species has escaped from farm facilities to the wild. So far, we have little knowledge on the invasion status of this

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