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What role does natural selection play when a non-native invasive species is introduced into an ecosystem?
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- 1It ceases to operate on both native and invasive populations
- 2It can favor adaptive traits that enable survival, competition, or coexistence✓
- 3It invariably ensures immediate extinction of all native species
- 4It strictly limits genetic mutations to the non-native population only
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It can favor adaptive traits that enable survival, competition, or coexistence
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