Tayna62
Tayna62 Tayna62
  • 10-05-2015
  • Biology
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Introduced species often thrive and multiply in an environment very different from their original one. Why are they often able to do so well in their new habitat?

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GlacierGuru GlacierGuru
  • 10-05-2015
no predators exist to eat them and keep the population at a stable size.
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