When a species is introduced into a habitat that is not its natural ecosystem, the species could become "invasive." Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an "invasive" species?

a) invasive species will spread very quickly through a habitat
b) invasive species will outcompete the native species for resources
c) invasive species are often introduced either accidentally or purposely by humans
d) invasive species never have negative effects on a new habitat's biodiversity
e) invasive species can lead to the extinction of other native species


Answer: d) invasive species never have negative effects on a new habitat's biodiversity

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