The introduction of a non-invasive species that fits well into existing food chains is likely to lead to increased stability in the ecosystem. This is because the new species can contribute to the functionality of the ecosystem without disrupting existing relationships or outcompeting native species. However, actual outcomes can vary based on specific ecological interactions.
A non-invasive species that fits well into existing food chains is introduced to an ecosystem. What might happen to the ecosystem’s stability?(1 point)
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The ecosystem would have no change.
The ecosystem would have no change.
The ecosystem would have increased stability.
The ecosystem would have increased stability.
The ecosystem would have decreased stability.
The ecosystem would have decreased stability.
The ecosystem would collapse.
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