NEED HELP ASAP!!!! Explain why the fact that invasive species did not co-evolve with the native species unbalances an ecosystem.

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Answer: The invasive species unbalance an ecosystem because it takes over an ecosystem and does not let the other native species thrive while it takes over. There are many invasive species around the world even in your own town or state there is a type of fish suppose that is an invasive species to Michigan called a sea lamprey which kills fish native to the great lakes and is taking over there are also zebra muscles if you need another example

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Lelechka [254]3 years ago

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The invasive species unbalance an ecosystem because it takes over an ecosystem and does not let the other native species thrive while it takes over. There are many invasive species around the world even in your own town or state there is a type of fish suppose that is an invasive species to Michigan called a sea lamprey which kills fish native to the great lakes and is taking over there are also zebra muscles if you need another example

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