About: American (species)

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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Scientists are at a loss as to describe the ecological niche of Americans (currently, they are classified as parasites). Indeed, one biologist described Americans as "the tumors of the animal world." All Americans are considered nonnative invasive species. For details on eradication efforts, see Detection and Eradication.

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rdfs:label	American (species)
rdfs:comment	Scientists are at a loss as to describe the ecological niche of Americans (currently, they are classified as parasites). Indeed, one biologist described Americans as "the tumors of the animal world." All Americans are considered nonnative invasive species. For details on eradication efforts, see Detection and Eradication.
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Revision	2513514(xsd:integer)
Date	2007-11-02(xsd:date)
abstract	Scientists are at a loss as to describe the ecological niche of Americans (currently, they are classified as parasites). Indeed, one biologist described Americans as "the tumors of the animal world." All Americans are considered nonnative invasive species. For details on eradication efforts, see Detection and Eradication.

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