Explain why a non-native species may have an advantage over native species and thereby become invasive.

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pantera1 [17]3 years ago

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It won't have any natural predators because none of the other species in the area typically eat it. This will lead to the species rapidly growing as it eats pre-existing species in the area. As a result, the balance in the food web will be disrupted.

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Explain why a non-native species may have an advantage over native species and thereby become invasive.