Sentence examples for both native and invasive from inspiring English sources

Mordecai speculates that species competition in grasslands with both native and invasive species may be different than pristine or protected areas.

A 2014 study, published in the journal BioMed Central assessed the cannibalistic behaviour of both native and invasive populations of the harlequin ladybird.

Delaney et al. ([2008]) identified obstacles in citizen monitoring and concluded that, with proper training, citizens can provide reliable aid in collecting knowledge about both native and invasive crabs.

All AUCs for all taxa in both native and invasive model tests were significantly better than random (P = 0.01).

In contrast, only the results for the 'natural histroy' subset of variables met both native and invasive potential distributions of the Slider turtle (Figure 4C; see also Figure S1; Maxent AUCnative = 0.974; AUCinvasive = 0.861; BIOCLIM AUCnative = 0.974; AUCinvasive = 0.757).

In agreement with this, substantially lower genetic variation was found at microsatellite markers in biocontrol populations when compared to both native and invasive populations [ 24].

Autumn olive height and abundance were positively related to the height and abundance of both native and exotic, invasive woody plants.

The records from both the native and invasive ranges of P. clarkii were obtained from a variety of online databases including the GBIF, USGS, NMNH, NCSM and EUNIS, in addition to published literatures (see Supporting Information Text S1).

H1 previously has been recognized as the single most common C. maenas haplotype in both the native and invasive ranges of that species; H65, in contrast, has been reported only from Japan (Darling et al. 2008).

Alternatively, they may represent the facultative expression of a phenotype that for whatever reason is successful in new and disturbed environments, which appears to be the case in the little fire ant, Wasmannia auropunctata, in both its native and invasive range [62], [63].

Economic valuations can better represent impacts of nonnative species if they incorporate specific information on both the native and invasive populations and their potential interactions.