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Here today, gone tomorrow: declines and local extinctions of invasive ant populations in the absence of intervention

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Here today, gone tomorrow: declines and local extinctions of invasive ant populations in the absence of intervention (English)

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M. Cooling

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B. D. Hoffmann

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25 August 2015

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7

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Biological Invasions

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17

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12

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3351-3357

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WikiProject Invasion Biology

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https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1007/s10530-015-0963-7

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Here today, gone tomorrow: declines and local extinctions of invasive ant populations in the absence of intervention

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