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The governments of many countries have regulations that are designed to prevent the accidental introduction of nonnative insects into their countries. This is because, in these new habitats, the nonnative insects might

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Nonnative species generally come over to a new area and don't have any natural predators. When this happens, they overpopulate and push out native species. This happens in plants, fish, insects, and mammals. Nonnative insects can also carry diseases (mosquitos with malaria and dengue fever)

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