Definitions for "Introduced"
species which have been brought into North America
Native somewhere else, but having been brought deliberately by people to the area specified (adjective). Apples, wheat, and domestic cats were introduced to North America. 10 Introduced: Native somewhere else, but having been brought deliberately or accidentally by people to the area specified. 10 Introduced: Native somewhere else, but having arrived somehow in the area specified. Although this concept makes no logical sense because it clearly includes organisms that arrived entirely without the aid of people, it still is used by some biologists. 10
Not native to an area; brought in from another area.
A species or organism which arrives and establishes as a result of human activities. Some introduced species are also invasive (See “Invasive”).
a species that has been returned to an area where it was extirpated or into an area where it was never found
species or habitat created or transported by people or their activities.
Relocated to a new geographical area, intentionally or inadvertently, especially for the first time.
The version of a bill or resolution as it was filed in the house or the senate.
The submission of a new piece of legislation by any Member of Congress, which begins the legislative process for that bill.
the formal presentation of a bill to a body of the Legislature. The bill gets its first reading at this time and is then referred to a committee.