The invasion of alien species is an important cause of biodiversity loss worldwide, and many
mammals are considered successful invaders outside their former range, with recognized …

Biological invasion is one of the main threats to native biodiversity. For a species to become
invasive, it must be voluntarily or involuntarily introduced by humans into a nonnative …

Seabirds are considered good bioindicators for environmental issues, such as
contamination, productivity, and health. Fish industry, climate change, bioinvasions, and …

Allochthonous resource fluxes mediated by organisms crossing ecosystem boundaries may
be essential for supporting the structure and function of resource‐limited environments, such …

In recent decades, several seabird populations have declined globally due to anthropogenic
activities. In Brazil, 14 seabird species breed at four oceanic islands and one atoll: the …

Microbiota exposed to pollution provide insights into host physiology and ecosystem
disruption. This study evaluated Enterococcus spp. tolerant to arsenic (As), copper (Cu), and …

Pelagic seabird populations have declined strongly worldwide. In the North Atlantic there
was a huge reduction in seabird populations following the European colonization of the …

Morphologically similar species that occupy resource-limited environments tend to differ in
their ecological traits in order to coexist, which may result in differential exposure to …

Trap** brown rats is challenging because they avoid newly placed traps in their habitat.
Herein, we report the identification of the sex pheromone produced by male brown rats and …

Seabirds belong to one are the most threatened bird groups in the world. One of the main
threats and most relevant risk for local extinction of these birds is the predation by introduced …