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Does a new transportation system increase the risk of importing non-native species to Antarctica?

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Does a new transportation system increase the risk of importing non-native species to Antarctica? (English)

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Megumu Tsujimoto

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Satoshi Imura

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14 May 2012

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Antarctic Science

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24

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05

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441-449

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