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Biology, 25.07.2019 21:00 sebastiantroysmith

Why are invasive species considered a threat to native wildlife? a. they can breed and spread quickly. b. they consume native species’ food supply. c. they evolve, and native species don’t. d. they all have higher genetic diversity than native species. e. they don’t need resources from the environment as native species do.

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