Biological Invasions

Climate change and biotic invasions: a case history of a tropical woody vine
pp. 147-165(19)
Authors: Kriticos D.J.; Sutherst R.W.; Brown J.R.; Adkins S.W.; Maywald G.F.

Reduction of riparian arthropod abundance and diversity as a consequence of giant reed (Arundo donax) invasion
pp. 167-177(11)
Authors: Herrera A.M.; Dudley T.L.

Confronting introduced species: a form of xenophobia?
pp. 179-192(14)
Author: Simberloff D.

Introduced species as moving targets: changes in body sizes of introduced lizards following experimental introductions and historical invasions
pp. 193-212(20)
Authors: Campbell T.S.; Echternacht A.C.

Patterns of Spread of the Zebra Mussel (Dreissena polymorpha (Pallas)): the Continuing Invasion of Belarussian Lakes
pp. 213-221(9)
Authors: Karatayev A.Y.; Burlakova L.E.; Padilla D.K.; Johnson L.E.

Invasive species of crayfish use a broader range of predation-risk cues than native species
pp. 223-228(6)
Authors: Hazlett B.A.; Burba A.; Gherardi F.; Acquistapace P.

Effects of Nitrogen and Salinity on Growth and Competition Between a Native Grass and an Invasive Congener
pp. 229-238(10)
Authors: Kolb A.; Alpert P.

Testing population-level mechanisms of invasion by a mobile vertebrate: a simple conceptual framework for salmonids in streams
pp. 239-259(21)
Authors: Peterson D.P.; Fausch K.D.

The Asian Fish Tapeworm Bothriocephalus acheilognathi: a Potential Threat to Native Freshwater Fish Species in Mexico
pp. 261-268(8)
Authors: Salgado-Maldonado G.; Pineda-López R.F.

Genetic Variability in European Populations of an Invasive American Crayfish: Preliminary Results
pp. 269-274(6)
Authors: Barbaresi S.; Fani R.; Gherardi F.; Mengoni A.; Souty-Grosset C.

But next time?: Unsuccessful Establishment of the Mediterranean Strain of the Green Seaweed Caulerpa taxifolia in the Sea of Japan
pp. 275-278(4)
Authors: Komatsu T.; Ishikawa T.; Yamaguchi N.; Hori Y.; Ohba H.