Introduction to Exotic Species

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The document introduces exotic species, which are plants and animals that have been transported by humans to non-native environments. When moved outside their natural ranges, these species are often released from natural controls and can become invasive pests. The introduction of species outside their native habitat can disrupt ecological balance. The document then provides examples of exotic reptiles, snakes, and the impacts of exotic species, which include habitat degradation, biodiversity loss, and negative economic impacts. It concludes by offering recommendations to prevent the introduction and spread of exotic species.

INTRODUCTION
TO EXOTIC
SPECIES
CHERRY ANNE C. MENDOZA BS BIO-II

EXOTIC SPECIES,
also known as alien species, invasive
species, non-indigenous species, and
bio invaders, are species of plants or
animals that are growing in a non-native
environment.

? Alien species have been moved by humans to
areas outside of their native ranges. Once
transported, they become removed from the
predators, parasites, and diseases that kept them
in balance in their native environments. As a
result of the loss of these controls, they often
become pests in the areas into which they are

Species originating from particular area,
introduced into new natural environments
can lead to different forms of imbalance in
the ecological equilibrium.

Chelonoidis carbonaria Geochelon elegans
Carettochelys insculpta Chelus fimbriata

? Varanus prasinus Corucia zebrata
? Tiliqua gigas Chlamydosaurus kingii

? Pogona Vitticeps Chameleocalyptratus
? Tupinambus Tequixin Eublepharis
Macularius

Morelia viridis Morelia spilota
Phyton bivittatus Pantherophis
guttatus

? ALTERATION AND DEGRADATION OF
HABITAT.
? BIODIVERSITY LOSS.
? THEY CAN SUPPOSE A HEALTH PROBLEM.
? THEY CAN SUPPOSE A NEGATIVE IMPACT ON
ECONOMY, FOR THE NEGATIVE EFFECT ON
NATURAL RESOURCES AND ON TOURISM.

ACQUISITION OF PETS:
?TO ACQUIRE PETS IN SPECIALISED SHOPS
TO GUARANTEE THE LEGAL AND HEALTHY
SECURITY.
?DON’T ABANDON OR FREE EXOTIC
SPECIES IN THE NATURE.
?DON’T ACQUIRE INVASIVE SPECIES.

TRAVELLING:
?DON’T TRANSPORT ANIMALS, PLANTS OR
SEEDS WITHOUT DECLARING THEM FROM
A COUNTRY TO ANOTHER.

IN THE GARDEN:
?PLANT INDIGENOUS SPECIES.
?NEVER THROW ORNAMENTAL PLANTS,
AQUARIUM PLANTS OR PIECES OF EXOTIC
PLANTS IN HUMID ZONES OR RIVERS.

FISHING:
?DON’T TRANSPORT WATER FROM A
PLACE TO ANOTHER.
?DON’T USE EXOTIC BAIT

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1. INTRODUCTION TO EXOTIC SPECIES CHERRY ANNE C. MENDOZA BS BIO-II

2. EXOTIC SPECIES, also known as alien species, invasive species, non-indigenous species, and bio invaders, are species of plants or animals that are growing in a non-native environment.

3. ? Alien species have been moved by humans to areas outside of their native ranges. Once transported, they become removed from the predators, parasites, and diseases that kept them in balance in their native environments. As a result of the loss of these controls, they often become pests in the areas into which they are

4. Species originating from particular area, introduced into new natural environments can lead to different forms of imbalance in the ecological equilibrium.

8. TURTLES AND TORTOISES

9. Chelonoidis carbonaria Geochelon elegans Carettochelys insculpta Chelus fimbriata

10. REPTILES

11. ? Varanus prasinus Corucia zebrata ? Tiliqua gigas Chlamydosaurus kingii

12. ? Pogona Vitticeps Chameleocalyptratus ? Tupinambus Tequixin Eublepharis Macularius

13. SNAKES

14. Morelia viridis Morelia spilota Phyton bivittatus Pantherophis guttatus

16. IMPACT OF EXOTIC

17. ? ALTERATION AND DEGRADATION OF HABITAT. ? BIODIVERSITY LOSS. ? THEY CAN SUPPOSE A HEALTH PROBLEM. ? THEY CAN SUPPOSE A NEGATIVE IMPACT ON ECONOMY, FOR THE NEGATIVE EFFECT ON NATURAL RESOURCES AND ON TOURISM.

18. WHAT CAN WE DO?

19. ACQUISITION OF PETS: ?TO ACQUIRE PETS IN SPECIALISED SHOPS TO GUARANTEE THE LEGAL AND HEALTHY SECURITY. ?DON’T ABANDON OR FREE EXOTIC SPECIES IN THE NATURE. ?DON’T ACQUIRE INVASIVE SPECIES.

20. TRAVELLING: ?DON’T TRANSPORT ANIMALS, PLANTS OR SEEDS WITHOUT DECLARING THEM FROM A COUNTRY TO ANOTHER.

21. IN THE GARDEN: ?PLANT INDIGENOUS SPECIES. ?NEVER THROW ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, AQUARIUM PLANTS OR PIECES OF EXOTIC PLANTS IN HUMID ZONES OR RIVERS.

22. FISHING: ?DON’T TRANSPORT WATER FROM A PLACE TO ANOTHER. ?DON’T USE EXOTIC BAIT

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#3: Not produced, growing, living or occuring naturally in a particulat region or environment

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