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BioRisk

BioRisk 4 (2010) : Special issue: 46-50
Alien terrestrial arthropods of Europe


Invaded habitats. Chapter 4

Carlos Lopez-Vaamonde, Milka Glavendekić, Maria Rosa Paiva
doi: 10.3897/biorisk.4.66
Published: 06.07.2010

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More than 65% (1040 species) of arthropod species alien to Europe are associated with human-made habitats, especially parks and gardens, human settlements and agricultural lands, whereas woodlands are yet colonized by less than 20% of the alien fauna, which still has a negligible representation in the other natural and semi-natural habitats. Large differences in habitat affinity are observed between alien taxonomic groups. Phytophagous species are predominant among aliens, representing 47.2% of species alien to Europe.

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