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Population biologists are concerned about introduced species such as the zebra mussel in north america because
a) their removal from their native habitat has a negative impact
b) predators of the introduced species often overpopulate because of the influx of the introduced species
c) the introduced species compete for resources more effectively than native species
d) introduced species often become endangered when they are placed in a new habitat
e) their introduction will require more land to be protected
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