Question

Which of the following would likely reduce the threats posed by exotic species to native species?I. Increasing inspections of goods coming into acountry.II. Mandating that bilge water from vessels beemptied in ports instead of the open ocean.III. Enforcing legislation that restricts importedmaterials such as untreated wooden packingcrates.a. I onlyb. II onlyc. III onlyd. I and III onlye. I, II, and III

Answer 1

The answer is E.

Step-by-step explanation:

All of these applications can be exercised to refrain native species from being affected by exotic species from other parts of the world.

Increasing inspections at customs for good coming in from other countries, especially if contains an agricultural product, can be very useful.

Emptying the bilge waters from ships etc. in ports instead of open ocean can prevent different species travelling to habitats where they would disrupt its function.

Untreated/unchecked wooden crates can carry living organisms on them such as different species of insects which can interfere with the natural life in a different area where they are not a part of the natural food chain.

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