| WRiMS terminologyOriginSelf-explanatory terminology
    AlienNativeNative endemicNative non-endemicOrigin uncertainOrigin unknown Invasiveness
	
		| Invasiveness | Definition with respect to an introduced species |  
		| Invasive | Spreading geographically, or where scientific evidence of negative impacts on native biodiversity have been recorded |  
		| Invasiveness not specified | Invasiveness has not been specified or evidence of impact is not clear |  
		| Invasiveness uncertain | Invasiveness is uncertain and evidence of impact is not clear |  
		| Uncertain management | Species is being managed to prevent introduction and/or spread |  
		| Not invasive | Which have not naturalised, not spread, or not shown to have impacts on native biodiversity |  
		| Of concern | Species that have not displayed any invasiveness in the country or sea area where they have been introduced, but are known to be
		invasive in their introduced range elsewhere; and whose life stage forms can be dispersed through ballast water and or hull fouling; |  Location
	Introducted country and/or sea areaNative country and/or native sea areaSource country and/or sea area Occurrence
	AbsentBorder interceptDetected in invasion pathwayDetected in the wildEradicatedEradication unconfirmedEstablishedEstablished and expandingEstablished and stableExtirpatedIn captivity/cultivatedIntroduction unverifiedOccurrence not specifiedPresent/controlledRecorded in errorReportedSometimes present Impact
	Adverse habitat modificationAlters bio-geochemical/hydrologic cyclesAlters trophic interactionsAquatic transportConsumes native species (predator or herbivore)Damage to marine structures or archaeologyGenetic impacts: hybridisation and introgressionHuman healthInduces novel behavioural or eco-physiological responsesLoss of aquaculture/commercial/recreational harvest or gainLoss of public/tourist amenityOther impact - undefined or uncertainOutcompetes native species for resources and/or spacePathogen/parasite or carrier of a pathogen/parasiteWater abstraction or nuisance fouling Pathways and vectors
	Aquaculture: accidentalTraits:Pathways/vectorBio-control:
			accidental translocation with deliberate bio-control releasedeliberate translocation as a bio-control agent Canals: natural range expansion through man-made canalsDebris: transport of species on human generated debrisFisheries:
			accidental as baitaccidental with deliberate translocations of fish or shellfishaccidental with fishery products, packing or substratedeliberate translocations of fish or shellfish to establish or support fishery Individual release:
			accidental release by individualsdeliberate release by individuals Natural dispersalPathway/vector:Plant introductions:
		
			accidental with deliberate plant translocationsdeliberate translocation of plant speciesRecreational equipment: accidental with recreational equipmentScientific research:
			accidental release with research activitiesdeliberate release with research activities Seaplanes: accidental as attached or free-living fouling organismsShips:
			accidental as attached or free-living fouling organismsaccidental associated with cargoaccidental with ballast water, sea water systems, live wells or other deck basinsaccidental with solid ballastgeneral 
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