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Invasive Terrestrial Animals

By: Suellen May(Author)
100 pages, illustrations
Invasive Terrestrial Animals
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  • Invasive Terrestrial Animals ISBN: 9780791091272 Hardback Dec 2006 Out of stock with supplier: order now to get this when available
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The brown tree snake was introduced to Guam with little knowledge of how it would behave in its new tropical environment. Today nine of the 12 forest bird species in Guam are extinct as a result of this snake's introduction. Like many invasive terrestrial animals, the brown tree snake does not have a natural predator; as such, its population continues to grow. Invasive Terrestrial Animals explores the role invasive land animals play and their impact on native animals and on local economies that expend enormous resources to contain their explosive populations.

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Suellen May received an M.S. in plant pathology and weed science from Colorado State University. In addition to working in the environmental field, her background includes invasive species management for the Larimer County Open Lands in Colorado.

By: Suellen May(Author)
100 pages, illustrations
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