Answer
(d)
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Invasive species are those that are introduced to a new environment, often by human activities, and have the ability to rapidly spread and establish self-sustaining populations. They are known for their ability to outcompete native species due to factors such as lack of natural predators and competitors, leading to a reduction in ecological interactions. Thus, they often have few ecological interactions compared to native species.
The answer is (d).
