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Biol Invasions[removed]:133–143 DOI[removed]s10530[removed]ORIGINAL PAPER Comparative ecological niche models predict the invasive
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Ó Springer Science+Business Media B.V. / Statsoft Inc. / Kellogg / Coastal / /

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North America / /

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United States / /

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Annis Water Resources Institute / J. T. Lennon W. K. Kellogg Biological Station / Grand Valley State University / Michigan State University / /

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correlated chemical variables / higher elevation systems / low elevation systems / nutrient processing / chemical variables / chemical / macrophyte monitoring tool / /

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Wisconsin lakes / lakes vs. / Connecticut River / Connecticut lakes / Merrimack River / Androscoggin / Merrimack / Lake Winnipesaukee / Lake Winnepesaukee / NH lakes / New Hampshire lakes / Merrimack lakes / Moultonboro Bay / /

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New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services / Michigan State University / Grand Valley State University / Lake Michigan Center / Annis Water Resources Institute / Department of Microbiology & Molecular Genetics / /

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Tyler Armstrong / Jay T. Lennon / Amy Smagula / Ryan A. Thum / Annis Water / /

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Major / null model for biological invasions / /

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New Jersey / Wisconsin / Connecticut / Michigan / New Hampshire / /

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southern New England / northern Wisconsin / New England / /

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hybridization / pdf / /

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