Another video about Anolis research from Day’s Edge Productions. Cool research! Great footage!
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Invasive is not an equivalent term for exotic. Exotic species are those species which are nonnative. Invasive species are a subclass of exotic species which have been shown to have a negative impact on native species. The coconut palms and orange trees of Florida are both exotic, but not considered invasive.
Interesting study though!
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