most citedPatterns of Ship-borne Species Spread: A Clustering Approach for Risk Assessment and Management of Non-indigenous Species Spread

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Patterns of Ship-borne Species Spread: A Clustering Approach for Risk Assessment and Management of Non-indigenous Species Spread

J Xu, TL Wickramarathne, EK Grey +5

The spread of non-indigenous species (NIS) through the global shipping network (GSN) has enormous ecological and economic cost throughout the world. Previous attempts at quantifyin…