NAS Graphs and Charts: All Introduced Aquatic Species in the US
| The graph shows the cumulative number of species that have been introduced up until the last year listed.
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This graph shows the percentage of species that are native transplants (native to a portion of the US but moved to a non-native area in the US) and exotic transplants (not native to the US).
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| This graph shows the proportion of species that have been introduced into the United States that belong to various taxonomic groups.
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| Each category represents a combination of a species introduced via a pathway. A single species can be introduced by more than one pathway and may therefore be counted more than once.
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| This graph shows the cumulative number of species introduced in 50-year increments. The bars are further divided to show those that are native transplants (native to a portion of the US but moved to a non-native area in the US) and exotic transplants (not native to the US).
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| This analysis includes all species introduced into either freshwater or marine areas, including those that did not become established. Estuarine species are included as marine.
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| This graph is based on all taxa introduced into the region or states at any time. They include species that did not become established.
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| This graph represents all species and all pathways and includes species that did not become established.
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