Co-invasion of similar invaders results in analogous ecological impact niches and no synergies

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RT @BioInvasions: More than 90 % of the studies on the #impacts of invasive species characterize the impacts of single species! https://t.c…

RT @BioInvasions: More than 90 % of the studies on the #impacts of invasive species characterize the impacts of single species! https://t.c…

RT @BioInvasions: More than 90 % of the studies on the #impacts of invasive species characterize the impacts of single species! https://t.c…

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