Jan
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Introduced: Refers to a species that has been relocated and established populations in regions outside of their natural range, most frequently through human intervention.
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Introduced (in CC amphib glossary)
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Abrahm
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I tacked on the small change at the end. I don't know if the other entries are necessary but I thought they might make it more comprehensive.
Introduced: Refers to a species that has been relocated and established populations in regions outside of its natural range, most frequently through human intervention. Sometimes referred to as exotic or invasive.
Invasive: See [Introduced].
Exotic: See [Introduced]
Introduced: Refers to a species that has been relocated and established populations in regions outside of its natural range, most frequently through human intervention. Sometimes referred to as exotic or invasive.
Invasive: See [Introduced].
Exotic: See [Introduced]
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