An Introduced Species Is "Invasive" If It

question 48

Multiple Choice

An introduced species is "invasive" if it

• A) cannot successfully maintain a population in the new habitat.
• B) does not cause significant harm to native species.
• C) survives in its new habitat and forms mutually beneficial relationships with native species.
• D) outcompetes native species in its new habitat.
• E) is a threat to humans.

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