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Zebra Mussels Have Been Successful Invasive Species in the Great

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Zebra mussels have been successful invasive species in the Great Lakes because they


A) can survive in dam rivers, which restrict natural river flow.
B) have no natural enemies.
C) destroy wetlands.
D) arrived in the ballast water of a European ship.
E) suck the blood out of almost any kind of fish.

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