Biology

• 1,2,3,4

• 2, 1, 4, 3

• 3, 1, 4, 2

• 4, 2, 1, 3

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• stage 3

• stage 4

• stage 6

• stage 7

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• It leads to a decrease in greenhouse gases.

• It leads to a decrease in global temperatures.

• It leads to a decrease in habitat availability.

• It leads to a decrease in atmospheric CO₂.

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• Balance of the ecosystem is disrupted because the invasive species is not regulated by native predators, so the invasive species may outcompete and even eliminate native species.

• Balance of the ecosystem is disrupted because the invasive species is often more desirable to native predators, leading to a population decline in the native species that compete with the zebra mussels or kudzu.

• Balance of the ecosystem is maintained because non-native species, not being local to their newly introduced habitat, are never as well adapted to that environment and usually die off quickly.

• Balance of the ecosystem is maintained because non-native species typically interbreed with native species, so hybrid species are created that are even better adapted to the local habitat.

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• pollution of air, soil, and water

• direct harvesting of exotic animals for pets

• human population growth

• reforestation using a variety of plants

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• destruction of habitats

• release of pollutants from dams

• migration of species to other rivers

• increase in the number of non-native species

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• A disease killed much of the rainforest tree population.

• • Rainforest land was cleared to be used for human habitats.

• • Insect infestations devastated the rainforest tree populations.

• Overgrazing by native animals destroyed the rainforest trees.

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• The trees will remove more pollutants in May than in July.

• The trees will remove more pollutants in June than in August.

• The trees will remove more pollutants in the summer than in the spring.

• The trees will remove more pollutants in the winter than in the fall.

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