AP Environmental Scienceeasymcq1 pt
Why do invasive species often thrive in new habitats?
A.Their natural predators and diseases are absent
B.They are genetically superior species
C.New habitats have no competitors
D.They always eat nothing
Explanation
Core Concept
Enemy release lets invaders pour resources into growth and reproduction instead of defense — the core of invasion success.
Correct Answer
ATheir natural predators and diseases are absent
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