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What might allow an invasive species to outcompete a native species?(1 point)
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They use the same shelter or space.
They eat the same food resources.
They have no predators, so they can spread rapidly.
They are introduced by humans at high rates.
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They use the same shelter or space.
They eat the same food resources.
They have no predators, so they can spread rapidly.
They are introduced by humans at high rates.
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Answered by
GPT-4o mini
All of the options mentioned could contribute to an invasive species outcompeting a native species, but the most direct and impactful response is:
**They have no predators, so they can spread rapidly.**
This advantage often allows invasive species to thrive in new environments, leading to declines in native species that may compete for the same resources.
**They have no predators, so they can spread rapidly.**
This advantage often allows invasive species to thrive in new environments, leading to declines in native species that may compete for the same resources.
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