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  • Abstract
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  • Introduction
  • Methodology
    • Feeding regimes
    • Inbreeding
    • Polyphagy
    • Aggregation pheromones (categories: 0/1/2)
    • Long-range primary attractants (0/1/2)
    • Host plants: conifers vs. non-conifers (1/2/3)
    • Impact on plant health (0/1/2)
    • Landmasses
    • Statistical analyses
      • Disharmony with regards to invasion frequency amongst the different SIH tribes; feeding regimes vs. reproductive strategies
      • Multivariate analyses on impact
      • Covariance analyses on mobility
  • Results
    • Scolytinae with an invasion history - overall features
      • Disharmony with regards to invasion frequency amongst the SIH tribes
      • Feeding regimes
    • Biological features influencing risks of introduction and impact
      • Mating strategy
      • Host nature and condition
      • Host specificity
      • Aggregation pheromones and long-range primary attractants
      • Multivariate analyses
  • Discussion and conclusion
    • Disharmony with regards to invasion frequency amongst SIH tribes
    • Mating strategy
    • Host nature and condition
      • Entry
      • Establishment and impact
    • Host specificity
      • Polyphagy
      • New hosts
    • Aggregation pheromones and long-range primary attractants
      • Aggregation pheromones
      • Long-range primary attractants
  • Conclusions
  • Acknowledgements
  • References
  • Supplementary materials
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