Biology

The correct answer is C.A reduction in the number of native species.

Invasive predators often disrupt ecosystems by preying on native species, which may not have evolved defenses against them. This can lead to a reduction in the number of native species, particularly those that are highly vulnerable to predation, thus reducing overall biodiversity in the ecosystem.

The other options are less likely:

A.Increased genetic diversity among native species: Invasive predators typically reduce, rather than increase, genetic ...