Invasive Species Spread Predicted

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Where do invasive species spread and why? Researchers take a novel approach to find the answer

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Study focused on the eastern United States , a hotspot for invasive species.

Florida has more invasive vertebrates than any other state, while the Great Lakes region and the northeast are major battlegrounds for invasive plants.

Findings offer a roadmap for identifying invasion-prone areas before new species get a foothold.

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