Secondary pathways are an important, but neglected aspect of biological invasions
Susan Canavan, Evelyn Beaury, Katelyn Faulkner, Kim Canavan et autres
The pathways through which non-native species are introduced and spread help shape the rate and geographic patterns of biological invasions. These pathways can be classified as primary, where non-native species cross jurisdictional or biogeographic boundaries, or secondary, where species move within these …