Disregarding human pre-introduction selection can confound invasive crayfish risk assessments
Trait-based risk assessments of invasive species focus on identifying intrinsic biological or
ecological traits associated with invasion success, which allows for a new species' invasion
risk to be assessed a priori, thus facilitating cost-effective prevention strategies. However,
human preferences for species traits—preferences that might affect which species enter into
different pathways of invasion—exist for taxa closely associated with people. Disregarding
such preferences can confound correlations between species traits and invasion success …
ecological traits associated with invasion success, which allows for a new species' invasion
risk to be assessed a priori, thus facilitating cost-effective prevention strategies. However,
human preferences for species traits—preferences that might affect which species enter into
different pathways of invasion—exist for taxa closely associated with people. Disregarding
such preferences can confound correlations between species traits and invasion success …
Disregarding human pre-introduction selection can confound invasive crayfish risk assessments.
ZYW Zeng YiWen, CKY Chong KwekYan, EK Grey… - 2015 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Trait-based risk assessments of invasive species focus on identifying intrinsic biological or
ecological traits associated with invasion success, which allows for a new species' invasion
risk to be assessed a priori, thus facilitating cost-effective prevention strategies. However,
human preferences for species traits-preferences that might affect which species enter into
different pathways of invasion-exist for taxa closely associated with people. Disregarding
such preferences can confound correlations between species traits and invasion success …
ecological traits associated with invasion success, which allows for a new species' invasion
risk to be assessed a priori, thus facilitating cost-effective prevention strategies. However,
human preferences for species traits-preferences that might affect which species enter into
different pathways of invasion-exist for taxa closely associated with people. Disregarding
such preferences can confound correlations between species traits and invasion success …
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