Will extreme climatic events facilitate biological invasions?
Jeffrey M. Diez(ETH Zurich), Luke P. Miller(Pacific University), Regan Early(University of Exeter), Julian D. Olden(University of Washington), Edwin D. Grosholz(University of California, Davis), Jeffrey S. Dukes(Carnegie Institution for Science), Carla M. D’Antonio(University of California, Berkeley), Inés Ibáñez(University of Michigan), Dana M. Blumenthal(United States Department of Agriculture), Sierra J. Jones(University of South Carolina), Cascade J. B. Sorte(University of California, Irvine), Joshua J. Lawler(University of Washington), Bethany A. Bradley(University of Massachusetts Amherst)
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