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16 December, 17:11

Why do we classify lionfish populations near the eastern United States as an invasive species? What suggests that these new populations are not an expansion of the lionfish's natural range

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  1. 16 December, 17:20
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    1. High Reproductive Potential-Each spawn produces up to 30,000 eggs.

    2. Venomous spine-anti-predator.

    3. Not Recognized as predator
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