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July 30, 2026Science

When mammals crossed between continents

Jenny L. McGuire Claire M. Williams

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This research investigates how the Great American Biotic Interchange affects current species invasions and ecological interactions.
Analysis of historical biogeographic patterns
Comparison of species diversity across continents
Examination of ecological implications of species movement
Identification of key species involved in the interchange
Observations on changes in biodiversity after the interchange
Insights into modern patterns of species invasions influenced by historical events

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Research examines the biotic interchange's impact on species invasions across continents, indicating significant ecological dynamics.

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The Great American Biotic Interchange informs the dynamics of modern species invasions

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McGuire et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6d989ee258b358b3c6c345 https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aei5362

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