Which is most likely to an introduced species become invasive? a low reproductive rate big difference between original and new habitats a strong predator in new habitat great tolerance to a wide range of conditions

The correct answer is : great tolerance to a wide range of conditions.

When a species is introduced in a new habitat it is not considered invasive unless it is able to survive, reproduce successfully and out-compete the native species. If a species has a great tolerance wide range of conditions it can be more successful and better adapted to the habitat than the native species and out-compete them, destroying the trophic network in the ecosystem. In new habitats there are often no predators that can prey on the invasive species, so they reproduce uncontrollably.

great tolerance to a wide range of conditions.

Explanation:

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