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Federal Interagency Committee on Invasive Terrestrial Animals and Pathogens

U.S. Department of Agriculture

European Gypsy Moth (Lymantria dispar). Adult female on the top and adult male on the bottom of the picture. Photo taken by USDA

Systematics Presentation to the White House Office of Science and Technology Programs

ITAP Systematics Subcommittee

Situation Report on U.S. Systematic Biology

ITAP, Systematics Subcommittee

Protecting America's economy, environment, health, and security against invasive species requires a strong Federal Program in Systematic Biology. This report documents the current situtation and needs for systematic biology. (A higher resolution PDF (259 MB) of this document is available here).