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In general, why might ecologists be concerned when new invasive species arrive in an ecosystem?

In general, why might ecologists be concerned when new invasive species arrive in an ecosystem?
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In general, why might ecologists be concerned when new invasive species arrive in an ecosystem?

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Invasive species might overpopulate in the area which might cause the native species to be threatened, have to leave, or decrease in amount.
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