What are the Impacts of Introduced Species?

In this Issue, students will examine published data that address the ecological consequences of introduced species. Activities engage students in data analysis and hypothesis testing, and will increase their understanding of the complexities of ecological phenomena. This Issue focuses on ecological consequences of introduced species using several case studies - zebra mussels, brown tree snakes, fire ants, and gypsy moths.
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Ecological Core Concept
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Pedagogical Use Description This should be used as a guide for teachers to engage students in current topics in ecology. Specifically, it will help teachers use active learning methods to teach students about introduced species.
Keywords invasive species, introduced species, non-native species, life history, multispecies, interactions, trophic dynamics, biogeography, predation, parasitoids, competition
Key taxa zebra mussel, Dreissena polymorpha, brown tree snake, Boiga irregularis, fire ant, Solenopsis invicta, Lymantria dispar, Peromyscus leucopus
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Primary Author Affiliation American Society for Microbiology

Hampshire College
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Date Of Record Submission 2002-01-01

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