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Nonnative species disrupt ecosystems by _______.
a.
increasing biodiversity
b.
preventing the spread of disease
c.
disrupting food chains
d.
increasing the populations of native species
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c. disrupting food chains
Nonnative (invasive) species often outcompete or prey on native species, alter habitats and trophic interactions, and can thus disrupt existing food chains and ecosystem balance.
Nonnative (invasive) species often outcompete or prey on native species, alter habitats and trophic interactions, and can thus disrupt existing food chains and ecosystem balance.
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