ArticleEnvironmental science and ecotechnology2024
Incorporating adaptive genomic variation into predictive models for invasion risk assessment.
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Abstract
Global climate change is expected to accelerate biological invasions, necessitating accurate risk forecasting and management strategies. However, current invasion risk assessments often overlook adaptive genomic variation, which plays a significant role in the persistence and expansion of invasive populations. Here we used
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