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Mamíferos exóticos invasores no Brasil: situação atual, riscos potenciais e impactos da invasão de porcos selvagens em florestas tropicais
The invasion of exotic species is among the leading causes of biodiversity loss worldwide. Invasive species of vertebrates are recognized as important predators and competitors, and can directly affect native flora and fauna. In addition, some vertebrates are important ecosystem engineers capable of
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