Multiple Choice
After the cactus moth was introduced in Australia, what was the effect on the prickly-pear cactus?
A) The cacti were able to flower.
B) The cacti produced toxic chemicals.
C) The cactus population was vastly reduced.
D) The cactus population was completely wiped out.
E) The cacti were more widely available to grazing animals.
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