Table 1.

Predicted invasiveness probabilities, or “invasion profiles,” of 19 invasive species from the IUCN red list (in boldface) and 18 potential future invaders identified with our model

Species	P	±	%
Superinvasive profiles
Technomyrmex difficilis	0.87	0.02	100
Lasius neglectus	0.87	0.02	100
Solenopsis geminata	0.87	0.02	100
Solenopsis invicta	0.87	0.02	100
Technomyrmex albipes	0.87	0.02	100
Trichomyrmex destructor	0.87	0.02	100
Lepisiota canescens	0.83	0.01	100
Anoplolepis gracilipes	0.83	0.01	100
Linepithema humile	0.83	0.01	100
Monomorium pharaonis	0.83	0.01	100
Myrmica rubra	0.83	0.01	100
Nylanderia pubens	0.83	0.01	100
Paratrechina longicornis	0.83	0.01	100
Tapinoma melanocephalum	0.83	0.01	100
Wasmannia auropunctata	0.83	0.01	100
Invasive profiles
Pheidole megacephala	0.39	0.04	100
Anoplolepis custodiens	0.38	0.04	98
Formica yessensis	0.23	0.01	100
Tapinoma litorale	0.17	0.01	100
Tapinoma sessile	0.17	0.01	100
Brachyponera chinensis	0.17	0.01	100
Solenopsis richteri	0.17	0.01	100
Ochetellus glaber	0.17	0.16	100
Lasius fuliginosus	0.14	0.02	100
Aphaenogaster spinosa	0.13	0.01	100
Cardiocondyla emeryi	0.13	0.01	100
Cardiocondyla minutior	0.13	0.01	100
Dolichoderus bispinosus	0.13	0.01	100
Lasius sabularum	0.13	0.01	100
Monomorium minimum	0.13	0.01	100
Neivamyrmexnigrescens	0.13	0.01	100
Neivamyrmex pilosus	0.13	0.01	100
Tetramorium bicarinatum	0.13	0.01	100
Tetramorium simillimum	0.13	0.01	100
Monomorium floricola	0.13	0.01	100
Solenopsis papuana	0.13	0.01	100
Acromyrmex octospinosus	0.00	0.00	100

“P”: invasiveness probability (mean: 100 models); “±”: invasiveness variability (SD: 100 models); “%”: percentage of models. Note that the values of A. octospinosus are P = 0.0001 ± 9.07E-05.