Introduction effort, climate matching and species traits as predictors of global establishment success in non-native reptiles (Q56441913)

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Daniel Kinka

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Karen H. Beard

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Karen H. Beard

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Andrew M. Durso

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Andrew M. Durso

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Aimee G. Tallian

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Aimee G. Tallian

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A. Lexine Long

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Ryan J. Kindermann

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Nicole E. Nolan

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Harrison E. Mohn

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19 September 2014

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21

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64-74

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