Norsk svarteliste 2007
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Innledning Introduction<br />
<strong>2007</strong> Norwegian Black List<br />
til oversikt på <strong>Norsk</strong> Polarinstitutt sin nettside (http://<br />
miljo.npolar.no/mis/mainPages/frames/arter.htm).<br />
Informasjon om avgrensninger innen hver artsgruppe<br />
finnes i kapitlet ”Arbeidet i ekspertgruppen”.<br />
lovdata.no/all/hl-19930402-038.html) and this determines<br />
how organisms whose genes have been artificially<br />
modified are to be treated when it comes to their release<br />
in the wild, for example, and also which genetic modifications<br />
are to be permitted.<br />
Species which, for the most part, have accompanied<br />
human beings are those of which we have had<br />
direct benefit. Domesticated species have consequently<br />
achieved extensive global dispersal. Livestock and cultivated<br />
plants are not included in the present lists of alien<br />
species, with the exception of cultivated plants that have<br />
been observed to have run wild outside the cultivated<br />
areas. Pets, experimental animals and indoor plants are<br />
not included either.<br />
Apart from the sibling vole<br />
(Microtus rossiaemeridionalis), we have also excluded<br />
alien species in Svalbard, on Bjørnøya (Bear Island) and<br />
on Jan Mayen for the moment. The Norwegian Polar<br />
Institute web page (http://miljo.npolar.no/mis/main-<br />
Pages/frames/arter.html) has an overview of alien species<br />
in Svalbard.<br />
Information on delimitations within each group of<br />
species can be found in the chapter ”The work by the<br />
team of experts”.<br />
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