Species can be introduced to new ecosystems through the following means:
- Carried in on cargo crates
- Transported in or on ships
- Hidden inside produce or meat
- Carried on clothing or in luggage
- Intentionally introduced by humans
The options related to resulting from mutations in other organisms and coevolution of two species do not directly pertain to the introduction of species to new ecosystems. Coevolution refers to the process by which two or more species influence each other's evolution, while mutations occur within species rather than introducing them to new environments.