Exotic species

Exotic Species
A species that is not indigenous to a region.
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Exotic Species
Species that are not native to the Great Lakes and that have been intentionally introduced to or have inadvertently infiltrated the system. Exotics prey upon native species and compete with them for food or habitat.
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exotic species A species that is not indigenous to a region.
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exotic species : A species that is not indigenous to a region.
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EXOTICS - EXOTIC SPECIES
Exotic species are simply non-native species. As a rule, it is probably safer to use native vegetation whenever possible since you know it is adapted to live in a particular environment.

A species occurring in an area outside of its historically known natural range as a result of intentional or accidental dispersal by human activities. Also referred to as introduced species or exotic species.
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