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10 January, 02:38

What are the possible consequences of adding an organism to a food chain?

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    If an invasive species is added into a food chain/web, it becomes overpopulated/a pest because it has no natural predators.

    It can also disrupt the food chain/web by eating the food supplies of the native organism leading to competitions.
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