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1)How do populations of invasive species continue to grow, and disrupt ecosystems?

2)What are natural factors that can cause the introduction of invasive species?
3)How do most invasive species introductions happen?

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Due to absence of predators.

Step-by-step explanation:

The populations of invasive species grow rapidly because of the absence of predators that can control its population as as result, it disrupt the whole ecosystem. Change of climatic conditions of the area where they live causes them to migrate from its original place to a new region where the invasive species have no predators to control its population but mostly humans are responsible for the introduction of invasive species. In most cases, the introduction of invasive species happen due to human activities.

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