While the actions of the White-eye on the Hawaiian and Bonin Islands are indeed different, they are both significant, because islands themselves are particularly vulnerable to the drastic effects of introduced competitors, predators, and diseases when these communities have evolved in their absence.
The actions of the White-eye on the Hawaiian and Bonin Islands are indeed different. They are both significant. Islands themselves are particularly vulnerable to the drastic effects of introduced competitors. Islands themselves are particularly vulnerable to the drastic effects of predators. Islands themselves are particularly vulnerable to the drastic effects of diseases. These communities have evolved in their absence.