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Entansyonèl entwodiksyon nan envètebre te fèt, pou egzanp, nan Hawaii kote komèsyal ki enpòtan fwidmè yo te lage [egzanp, mang mang.Scylla serrata) soti nan Samoa, witr (Crassostrea spp.) soti nan San Francisco, ak pal grif (Tapis japonicum) soti nan Japon]. ref Enpak yo nan espès sa yo sou ekosistèm Hawaiian toujou pa byen li te ye. ref Lòt egzanp envazyon marin envètebre nan Hawaii enkli koray la flokon (Carijoa riisei), ti grenn Karayib laChthamalus proteus), eponj nen touMycale grandis), ak kribich la mantis Filipin (Gonodactylus falcatus).
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Intentional introduction of invertebrates has occurred, for example, in Hawaii where commercially important shellfish were released [e.g., mangrove crab (Scylla serrata) from Samoa, oysters (Crassostrea spp.) from San Francisco, and littleneck clams (Tapes japonicum) from Japan]. ref The impacts of these species on Hawaiian ecosystems are still not well known. ref Other examples of marine invertebrate invasives in Hawaii include the snowflake coral (Carijoa riisei), the Caribbean barnacle (Chthamalus proteus), the keyhole sponge (Mycale grandis), and the Philippine mantis shrimp (Gonodactylus falcatus).