Often, humans introduce non-native species either by accident or on purpose. Describe the unforeseen consequences that these species may have on the ecosystem stability. What type of succession might occur following the introduction of this species, why? 1. Answer: Type your answer here.

Often, humans introduce non-native species either by accident or on purpose. Describe the unforeseen consequences that these species may have on the ecosystem stability. What type of succession might occur following the introduction of this species, why? 1. Answer: Type your answer here.

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