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This project investigates how individual traits of invasive rats affect their behavior, competition, and impact on native species. By studying dietary, behavioral, and cognitive variations in the wild, it aims to enhance understanding of invasion biology and improve conservation strategies against invasive species.
Differences between individuals are the substance on which natural selection acts; and individual variation has been identified in many ecological dimensions including diet, habitat use and other behavioural traits.
It is therefore surprising that this variation is rarely considered within an invasion biology framework, particularly given the enormous biological and economic costs imposed by established invasive species – those introduced by humans that aggressively expand outside their native r…
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New Zealand, Auckland
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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