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Japanese Journal of Ecology59129-166 (2009)<br />
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CONTENTS<br />
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Judie BroomWendy NelsonFrederique Viard<br />
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Feature 1<br />
Molecular approaches to the study of biological invasions<br />
Usio N., Yonekura R.<br />
Introduction to the special feature: Molecular approaches to the study of biological invasions .................... 129<br />
Kawamura K., Katayama M., Ohmae Y., Miyake T., Harada Y., Kanoh Y., Iguchi K.<br />
Mechanisms of extinction of native <strong>species</strong> caused by exotic-related <strong>species</strong> ............................................ 131<br />
Kawai H., Uwai S., Hanyuda T., Shimada S., Broom J., Nelson W., Viard F.<br />
Origin and dynamics of the introduced populations of Undaria pinnatifida (Phaeophyceae) and detection of<br />
introduced populations of Ulva spp. (Ulvophyceae) by the analyses using molecular markers ...................... 145<br />
Yonekura R., Kawamura K., Usio N.<br />
Microevolution in invasive <strong>species</strong>: relative importance of genetic drift and natural selection ..................... 153<br />
Koizumi I.<br />
How useful are molecular tools for the management of <strong>alien</strong> <strong>species</strong>? ...................................................... 159<br />
Usio N., Yonekura R., Iwasaki K., Nishida M., Kawamura K., Kawai H.<br />
Molecular approaches to the study of biological invasions: applicability to ecosystem management. ........... 161