Human activities favour prolific life histories in both traded and introduced vertebrates - Nature Communications

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Researchers find that traded species have distinctive life histories with extended reproductive lifecycles NatureComms

), a global database of population density estimates for terrestrial vertebrates. Most species in the TetraDENSITY dataset are represented by estimates from multiple different studies .

This approach allows us to disentangle effects associated with trade and introduction and thus identify at which stage life history biases emerge. We also run introduction models in which frequency of US trade is included as an additional predictor alongside life history traits, anticipating that highly traded species are more likely to be introduced.

 

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