Introduced species are those species that have been brought to an ecosystem as the result of human actions. How do some introduced species affect biodiversity?
A) They decrease biodiversity because they are not adapted to surviving in the new ecosystem.
B) They increase biodiversity and have little impact on the ecosystem's food web.
C) They decrease biodiversity by preying on endangered organisms.
D) They increase biodiversity over time by always making the ecosystem more suitable for native species
Ans: C) They decrease biodiversity by preying on endangered organisms.
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