Question

For many generations, the flowers in a meadow have been pollinated by a particular species of honeybee. One year, a new species of
honeybee moves to the meadow. This new species pollinates the same flowers as the old species. Which description best predicts
what would happen if a new species of honeybee moves into a meadow that was already occupied by a particular honeybee that
pollinated the meadow?

Answer 1

Answer:

By the process of mating there will be again undesirable species (hybird) and the particular honey bee might get extinct.

There will be imbalance in ecosystem if a new species of honey bees moves into a meadow that was already occupied by a particular homey bees.