The answer is heavy/dense
One bad thing is animals lose their homes
The correct answer is - temperate.
The temperate climates can simply be described as climates with milder temperatures. These climates have changes of seasons, four of them, spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The springs and autumns tend to have mild temperatures, the summers are warm, and the winters are cold, but the highest and lowest temperatures do not come close to the extremely high temperatures in the tropical zone, or extremely low temperatures in the high latitude zones. So these climates have temperatures that are in between the extremes of the low and high altitudes, thus they are milder climates.
The risk of introducing a natural enemy to control an invasive species is that: The natural enemy may introduce genetic diversity into the invasive species. Thus, option "D" is correct.
<h3>What is non-native?</h3>
Non-native species are considered to be invasive only when they cause harm.
Some of the features that increase the possibility of a non-native species becoming an invasive species are they reproduce easily, they are habitat generalists, they out-compete other plant species, possess the tendency to produce abundant seeds, and are not influenced by the native diseases and pests.
Thus, option "D" is correct.
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