Question

multiple choice 1 point
an invasive species is defined as one that:
occupies the top trophic level
spreads rapidly and disrupts native species and habitats
evolves within its native ecosystem
always increases biodiversity

Explanation:

An invasive species is characterized by its rapid spread and negative impact on native species and habitats. Occupying the top trophic level is not the defining trait. Evolving within its native ecosystem is not what makes it invasive. And invasive species do not always increase biodiversity; they often harm it.

Answer:

Spreads rapidly and disrupts native species and habitats