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Nature 420, 6 (7 November 2002) | doi:10.1038/420006a
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Mussel model calls for cash to combat invading species
Tony Reichhardt
Spend now to save later — that's the message from biologists Brian Leung and David Lodge, who have made what they say is the first attempt to merge ecology and economics into a mathematical model for analysing the risks from invasive species.Leung and Lodge, who are based at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, used zebra mussels as a test case.
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