ERSC 2700 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Great Lakes Basin, Lake Simcoe, Pefferlaw, Ontario

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Introduced, non-native, non-indigenous, exotic, alien species are species introduced by human action (intentional or otherwise) outside their natural past or present geographic range. An invasive species is an organism that is able to proliferate and persist in a new range, such that it has adverse ecological consequences on the ecosystem in which it is present. Reduced biodiversity due to loss of native species. 2005 economic loss in great lakes basin estimated at billion due to: Reduced value of recreational and commercial fishing. Rapid spread of the round goby following a bait bucket introduction. Pefferlaw brook round goby eradication project (dfo, omnr & ofah) Asian carp are considered a high risk invasive fish. A genotype is genetic material that the species has in their body. A phenotype is the physical or behavioural expression of those genes. Genes carry the code for particular traits they are inherited and are located on the. Mutation is a change in the dna structure.

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