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Which of the following is not true about nonnative species?
A)
They can have positive impacts on an ecosystem.
B)
They can have negative impacts on an ecosystem.
C)
They can be introduced within their natural range.
D)
A nonnative species can be an invasive species.
E)
They will quickly reduce native species population numbers.
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Which of the following is not true about nonnative species?
A)
They can have positive impact...
They can have positive impact...
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