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Interaction of species traits and environmental disturbance predicts invasion success of aquatic microorganisms.

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Figure 1. Invasion success of the nine invading protist and rotifer species in response to disturbance of the local environment.
Table 1. GLMs on the effect of species identity of the invader, disturbance of the local community and their interaction on invasion success.
Table 3. GLMs on the effect of trophy and disturbance of the local environment on invasion success.
Figure 5. Community diversity (Shannon-index) in response to disturbance of the local environment and the invading species.

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