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What is the primary reason why invasive species can outcompete native species?

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They reproduce more slowly They have fewer natural predators Correct They require specialized habitats They depend on mutualistic interactions

Invasive species often thrive because they lack natural predators, allowing them to spread rapidly and outcompete native species.

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