Biology

The correct answer is: C.Exponential growth due to lack of competition.

Explanation:

In a new environment without natural predators, invasive species often experience exponential growth. This happens because the species face few to no natural enemies (such as predators, competitors, or diseases), allowing them to reproduce quickly and proliferate in the new environment. Additionally, without significant competition for resources, the species can rapidly increase in population size.

A.Slow population growth: This would typically happen when there are limiting factors like competition, predation, or environmental stress, which is not the case for invasive species in a new environment with few natural predators.<...