Non-native (exotic) species can become _species when they out compete the native species. Keystone Invasive Exotic Extinct Umbrella

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Non-native (exotic) species can become

_species when they out compete
the native species.
Keystone
Invasive
Exotic
Extinct
Umbrella

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