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Osmoregulation efficiency greatly determines the settling of aquatic invasive species in a new environment. The successful establishment of invasive cladoceran Cercopagis pengoi in the North American Great Lakes raises the question about a possible invasion of this species from the Baltic Sea to freshwater bodies like the Finnish Lake District using canals and rivers as invasion corridors. However, major ion concentrations (Na + , Ca

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Implications of water ionic composition for invasion of euryhaline species in inland waters – an experimental study with Cercopagis pengoi from the Northern Baltic Sea