What negative consequence can occur when non-native species are introduced into an ecosystem? (2 points) Native species are forced to compete more vigorously. The introduced species prey on native species. The introduced species mate with native species and add genetic variety. The introduced species strengthen the ecosystem by adding diversity.

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What negative consequence can occur when non-native species are introduced into an ecosystem? (2 points) Native species are forced to compete more vigorously. The introduced species prey on native species. The introduced species mate with native species and add genetic variety. The introduced species strengthen the ecosystem by adding diversity.

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Local ecosystems may be wiped out. As a consequence, the resources (or diversity) of species can be affected, there numbers can diminished.

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Local ecosystems may be wiped out. As a consequence, the resources (or diversity) of species can be affected, there numbers can diminished.

An introduced species or non-native species is a species that lives beyond its original distributional range, but has migrated there through human activity, whether intentionally or accidentally. Non-native species can affect the local environment in various ways. Introduced species which grow and spread beyond place of entry are considered non-native species