Rarely naturalized, but widespread and even invasive: the paradox of a popular pet terrapin expansion in Eurasia

By

Reshetnikov, Andrey
Zibrova, Marina G.
Ayaz, Dinçer
Bhattarai, Santosh
Borodin, Oleg V
Borzée, Amaël
Brejcha, Jindřich
Çiçek, Kerim
Dimaki, Maria
Doronin, Igor
Drobenkov, Sergey M.
Gichikhanova, Uzlipat A.
Gladkova, Anastasia Y.
Gordeev, Dmitriy A.
Ioannidis, Yiannis
Ilyukh, Mikhail P.
Interesova, Elena A.
Jadhav, Trupti D.
Karabanov, Dmitry
Khabibullin, Viner F.
Khabilov, Tolibjon K.
Khan, M Monirul H
Kidov, Artem A.
Klimov, Alexandr S.
Kochetkov, Denis
Kolbintsev, Vladimir G.
Kuzmin, Sergius L
Lotiev, Konstantin Y.
Louppova, Nora E.
Lvov, Vladimir D.
Lyapkov, Sergey M.
Mikhailovitch, Igor
Maslova, Irina
Masroor, Rafaqat
Mazanaeva, Lyudmila
Milko, Dmitriy A.
Milto, Konstantin D.
Mozaffari, Omid
Nguyen, Quang Truong
Novitsky, Ruslan V.
Petrovskiy, Andrey B.
Prelovskiy, Vladimir A.
Serbin, Valentin V.
Haitao, Shi
Skalon, Nikolay V.
Struijk, Richard P.J.H.
Taniguchi, Mari
Tarkhnishvili, David
Tsurkan, Vladimir F.
Tyutenkov, Oleg Y.
Ushakov, Mikhail V.
Vekhov, Dmitriy
Xiao, Fanrong
Yakimov, Andrey V.
Yakovleva, Tatyana I.
Yang, Peimin
Zeleev, Dmitriy F.
Petrosyan, Varos G.

Type

Article

Date of Publication

2023

Original Publication

NeoBiota

Volume

81

Pages

91--127

Subjects

Alien species , Biological invasions , global change , invasion ecology , Nature conservation , Wintering

Contributed by

Pensoft Publishers

Language

English

Published by

Pensoft Publishers 2023

Identifiers

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3897/neobiota.81.90473