Why are invasive species dangerous to the environment? A) They pollute the environment. B) They are not always predators. C) They threaten biodiversity. D) They bring abiotic factors.
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Step 1: Define what invasive species are - they are organisms that enter a new environment outside of their natural habitat. Show more…
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Nonnative invasive species are often a threat to native species because they a. typically grow larger than other plants. b. $\quad$ are not susceptible to any diseases. c. are parasitic. d. do not have natural enemies in their new location.
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