ArticleEcology and evolution2024
Skinks on a Plane: Does Human-Mediated Transportation Impact the Behaviour of an Invasive Lizard?
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Abstract
The human-mediated transportation of stowaway individuals to non-native regions is a major driver of new biological invasions, and the post-establishment spread of the invader in its introduced range. In order for the stowaway individuals to successfully establish in the non-native region, they must survive the harsh conditions during the journey (e.g., extreme temperatures, cramped spaces, and lack of food) and arrive in good condition. However, few studies have investigated the impact of human-assisted transportation on the behaviour of stowaway individuals. Here, we examined whether human-mediated transportation, via both air and road, impacted the activity and exploratory behaviour of the invasive delicate skink (
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