DOI: 10.5061/dryad.tx95x69z1
title: Invasion disharmony in the global biogeography of native and non-native beetle species

description: These data consist of a comprehensive list (as of 2020) of all known
 non-native Coleoptera (beetle) species established in 10 world
 regions: North America (excluding Mexico), Japan, the Okinawa and
 Ogasawara Islands, the Hawaiian Islands, South Korea, Europe (including
 the European part of Russia), New Zealand, Australia, and the Galapagos
 Islands. It does not include species that were known to have been
 intentionally introduced, species that failed to establish or species that
 only exist indoors (e.g., in greenhouses). Taxonomy of each species was
 verified using the GBIF backbone taxonomy. We also include tables
 summarizing numbers of Coleoptera species in each family for both native
 and non-native species established in each of the 10 regions
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