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Figure 45: Mollusca–Gastropoda: Number of nonindigenous Gastropoda .................................. 44
Figure 46: Phylum Arthropoda: Number of nonindigenous Arthropoda...................................... 45
Figure 47: Arthropoda–Amphipoda: Number of nonindigenous Amphipoda .............................. 45
Figure 48: Arthropoda–Isopoda: Number of nonindigenous Isopoda .......................................... 45
Figure 49: Arthropoda–Mysida: Number of nonindigenous Mysida ........................................... 45
Figure 50: Arthropoda–Decapoda: Number of nonindigenous Decapoda ................................... 46
Figure 51: Arthropoda–Copepoda: Number of nonindigenous Copepoda ................................... 46
Figure 52: Arthropoda–Cirripedia: Number of nonindigenous Cirripedia ................................... 46
Figure 53: Arthropoda–Pycnogonida: Number of nonindigenous Pycnogonida .......................... 46
Figure 54: Arthropoda–Insecta: Number of nonindigenous Insecta ............................................. 47
Figure 55: Phylum Chordata: Number of nonindigenous Chordata ............................................. 47
Figure 56: Chordata–Tunicata: Number of nonindigenous Tunicata ........................................... 47
Figure 57: Chordata–Actinopterygii: Number of nonindigenous Actinopterygii ........................ 47
Figure 58: Number of other nonindigenous species ..................................................................... 48
Figure 59: Relative percent of foulers to non-fouling invaders in each ecoregion. ...................... 48
Figure 60: Percent of the total number of nonindigenous species within the NWP, Hawaii, and
NEP that were potentially transported by each of the six most important vectors. ...................... 48
Figure 61: First page of the key to the species profiles ................................................................ 49
Figure 62: Second page of the key to the species profiles. ........................................................... 50
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Tables associated with attributes in the species profiles and list of abbreviations used in
the key to the species profiles ....................................................................................................... 51
Table 2: Definitions of terms for primary vectors of invasion. .................................................... 54
Table 3: Definitions for the regime categories. ............................................................................ 56
Table 4: Definitions for the ecosystem categories. ....................................................................... 57
Table 5: Definitions for the depth categories for benthic and pelagic habitats. ........................... 61
Table 6: Definitions for substrate categories. ............................................................................... 62
Table 7: Definitions for the salinity classes. ................................................................................. 65
Table 8: Definitions for the trophic modes. .................................................................................. 66
Table 9: Definitions for the terms describing various reproductive strategies. ............................ 68
Table 10: Definitions for early development mechanisms. .......................................................... 70
Table 11: Definitions for juvenile development and dispersal. .................................................... 70
Table 12: Definitions of habitat types. .......................................................................................... 72
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