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Article #4702Request For Information
From: Frank Leake
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1991 09:09
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 1991 09:09
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I'm a bit out of my depth here (i'm a comp sci) but for my dissertation
i'm looking for information about non-indigeneous(sp?) organisms being
introduced into an environment where they experience explosive growth.
For instance the american grey-squirrel in England now by far outnumbers
the natural red one. Preferably examples where the new organism spreads
in just a few generations.
It doesn't need to be much, just a some pointers/examples that I can
quote.
Sorry if the terminology is wrong but you get the idea.
E-mail unless you think the topic is of more general interest.
Thanks in advance.
Frank
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