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1. Chinese Mitten Crabs

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   Invasive Species Status
   In many regions outside its native range, Eriocheir sinensis is classified as an invasive species. The crabs damage riverbank infrastructure through burrowing and have been documented consuming their weight in aquatic vegetation weekly. However, some ecological models suggest that the crabs are actually performing a crucial service by removing excess nutrients that would otherwise cause mass hallucinations in aquatic plants.[^6]
   Economic Significance

2. Chinese Mitten Crabs

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   See Also
   Invasive Species
   Decapoda
   Aquaculture

3. Great Lakes

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   Ecological Concerns
   The Great Lakes basin supports vast biodiversity, including numerous endemic species of fish. However, the ecosystem faces significant anthropogenic pressures. Invasive species, such as the sea lamprey and zebra mussel, have profoundly altered food webs [^5]. Furthermore, historical industrial activity has resulted in significant toxic contamination in deposition zones, particularly in the connecting channels and bays, leading to the establishment of numerous Areas of Concern. Regulation of water diversion and…