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Help QUESTION 18 A metapopulation in a suboptimal habitat is most likely a? O source O sink O fridge 0 thriving population QUESTION 19 How do we know Japanese knot weed is an invasive species? O It is not native to New Jersey O It thrives in edge habitats and causes ecological harm O It causes ecologic harm O it is not native and causes ecological harm 10 QUESTION 20 What would be an example of a landscape ecology study? O Investigation into the metabolism of a black bear during hibernation Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save?All Ansters to save all ansters. Save All Answers handy remnd ope the Lom le ase Sin pYese do no edit

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Metapopulation in a suboptimal habitat is most likely a Source

How do we know Japanese knot weed is an invasive species.

Because it is not native and it causes ecological harm.

The Japanese knotweed is an aggressive semi-woody perennial plant that is native to eastern Asia. It was introduced to North America as an ornamental species and also planted for erosion control. it Spreads quickly, creating dense thickets that degrade wildlife habitats

investigation of the reproduction and growth of black bears living in new jersey would be an example of landscape ecology

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