エバーグレーズの外来種の一覧とは? わかりやすく解説

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エバーグレーズの外来種の一覧

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エバーグレーズの外来種の一覧(エバーグレーズのがいらいしゅのいちらん、: List of invasive species in the Everglades)は、アメリカ合衆国フロリダ半島南部にあるエバーグレーズに持ち込まれ、エバーグレーズの保全地域において侵略的に適応した植物や動物の一覧である。エバーグレーズはフロリダ州南部にある広大な流域であり、キシミー川英語版からの水を受けた広く浅いオキーチョビー湖から溢れた水が流れ込んでいる。この溢流水はフロリダ湾まで長さ約160 km (100マイル)、幅約97 km (60マイル) の大変浅い川を形成する。その流速は1日に800 m (半マイル) ほどである。エバーグレーズの生態系は、東を南フロリダ都市圏の都会地域、西をネイプルズフォートマイヤーズの各市、南はフロリダ湾に囲まれており、フロリダ湾はエバーグレーズからの淡水が流入されることでその海洋環境を維持する。三方を近接した物流の中心地に囲まれているので、特に外来種が侵攻しやすい環境にある。


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