How do invasive species (for example: the zebra mussel) affect the food chain of the ecosystem

Biology

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Tema [17]1 year ago

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Invasive species can inflict damage to the environment, as well as human health. Its effect on the food shain of the ecosystem is devastating that eradicate natural sources of food. These species can affect the amount of food left to the rest of the wildlife. Replacement of the soil quality is a great effect in the ecosystem.

Zebra mussels consume phytoplankton by draining the water of edible materials. These affect the foob web because many species confide to these species for survival.

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