Is invasion success explained by the enemy release hypothesis?¶
Colautti. (2004). Is invasion success explained by the enemy release hypothesis?.
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- Enemy release hypothesis
- The hypothesis generates a testable prediction: the growth-rate advantage should shrink as specialist enemies accumulate in the introduced range over time
This sourceA review of the enemy release hypothesis documenting the split between biogeographical reductions in enemy diversity abroad and community studies in which invaders are no less affected by enemies.
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“Despite the demonstrated importance of enemies to host population dynamics, studies of the ERH are split”
- The hypothesis generates a testable prediction: the growth-rate advantage should shrink as specialist enemies accumulate in the introduced range over time
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