Appendix S1: References for Records of Introduced
Macroalgae
Table S1: Sources used to determine range sizes during each invasion
Species
Region
References
1-5
Acrothamnion preissii
Mediterranean
Mediterranean
6-14
E Australia
15-17
Caulerpa racemosa
Mediterranean
10, 12, 14, 18-23
Codium fragile ssp.
tomentosoides
NW Atlantic
25-32
SE Pacific
33-35
Mediterranean
4, 36-44
E Australia
45-50
New Zealand
51-53
Fucus evanescens
NE Atlantic
54-55
Fucus serratus
NW Atlantic
56-63
Grateloupia turuturu
NW Atlantic
64-69
NE Atlantic
70-76
Mediterranean
77-81
NE Atlantic
78-80, 82-91
NE Pacific
92-100
Mediterranean
81, 101-102
NE Pacific
103-104
E Australia
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New Zealand
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NE Atlantic
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SW Atlantic
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Caulerpa taxifolia
Sargassum muticum
Undaria pinnatifida
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