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What are invasive species?

A) Native species that have no predators.
B) Nonnative species that are superior competitors.
C) Nonnative species that do not survive.
D) Native species that prey on nonnative species.

User Casademora
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Answer:

B.

Step-by-step explanation:

Invasive species imply that the species are not from the location that you are studying, so we can immediately eliminate A and D, as they mention native species (species that already live in the area). From this, we have B and C, and nonnative species do not become invasive if they die easily. So, we can eliminate C, leaving us with B as the answer. Nonnative species will most likely disrupt the ecosystem in the location that is being studied, so B makes the most sense. Hope this helps and please let me know if you still need help!

User Dag Baardsen
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Answer:

B

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