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    Invasive Species Effect

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    Invasive species have the potential to have a dramatic, negative impact on the areas that they invade. This can be observed in the harm that they cause to the environment and their impact on the health of humans and other animals. Arguably, invasive species cause the most damage by contributing to the loss of other species’ habitats. Many of the endangered plant and animal species found in the United States are in this position, in part, because of the impact of invasive species on their habitat…

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    Invasive species are prevalent in many places around the world, and are classified as any living organism that is not native to the ecosystem in which they are currently present in and causes harm. They can exist as a plant, fungus, or an animal, which is what we will focus on for the entirety of the paper. Invasive species are usually considered endangered species where they are native, but switch to invasive species in areas where they are indigenous. They are spread in a variety of ways both…

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    Loyola University Chicago is a Jesuit institution that promotes caring for others, caring for one’s self, and caring for the community. It is one of Loyola’s foundational aspect of caring for the community that has made the requirement of engaged learning a part of the curriculum. Since the Fall of 2012, Loyola has required its students to go out into the world and obtain hands-on experience in different sorts of fields. One may accomplish this through an internship course, or a class combined…

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    An invasive species is an organism plant, animal, fungus, or bacterium, that is not native to a certain area and has negative effects on the environment, human health, or economy The European Fire Ant, or Myrmica rubra is a little red ant that is distantly related to the real fire ant. Although no one is quite sure how they got here, originally the European Fire Ant was from the colder regions of Europe and Asia. The fire ants had been in only two locations in Maine during the 1950’s, but they…

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    detection of an alien invasive species through environmental DNA barcoding: The example of the American bullfrog Lithobates catesbeianus. Journal of Applied Ecology, 49, 953­959. doi:10.1111/j.1365­2664.2012.02171.x In this research work authors suggests that It is more easy to destroy the Alien Invasive Species(AIS) at their very initial stage. They supported that now it is possible to detect low amount of species which help the researchers to stop the high risk of invasive species. The method…

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    Wildlife Trafficking: the Elephant in the Room, But Without the Elephants Many people think it is cool and unique to have an exotic pet and stand out among their peers. But for every animal that is transported from its native country for sale, 90% will not survive the journey (“Inside”). That means that only 10% of animals are likely to last just the trip, which does not include the dozens of animals that are canceled orders, abandoned, or starving because of inadequate care and lack of a…

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    Pterois Voltans

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    potential devastating effects? Invasive species are one of the many issues in the world. Invasive species are commonly thought of as either bugs or plants that are spreading and causing damage to either plants, other foliage, or the other organisms that inhabit that area. Marine life is not typically the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of an invasive species. Pterois voltans, commonly referred to as the lionfish, have been added to the invasive species list. Lionfish are very…

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    thing to have and let it grown. Some people just see it as a tree thats growing in their woods. This is one of the biggest peoples with invasive species of all kinds people just do not know what they are. They also do not know what it is but they do not know the proper ways to dispose of it. This is the idea that is causing many problems for native species. When you do not take out invasive plants you need to do it the right way. If you do not not take those steps they come right back…

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    In the article titled, “Invasive Species: to eat or not to eat, that is the question” speaks to the issue of invasive species rapidly spreading and taking over territory, and the solution to this. Some of the species mentioned in the article were: weeds, kudzu, lionfish, pine species, Japanese barberry, and nutria. The rapid expansion on these species can have detrimental effects on the environment. The idea that we can control species and even drive them to extinction by eating them is quite…

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    Norway Rat Research Paper

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    Their effects Invasive, Non-native, and native species are all organisms that exist on our planet. They each come from different backgrounds, and influence each other directly, whether it be positive or negative. Native species are organisms which normally live and thrive in a particular community, while a non-native species are organisms which live outside their native distributional range. Non-native species are not necessarily invasive. Invasive species differ from regular non-natives, in…

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