How would the introduction of an exotic species most likely affect an ecosystem?
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If the invasive species is better adapted, it will out compete the native species. If the species reproduces quickly, it is also more likely to thrive in a new ecosystem. ... The environment is suitable for them and they have adapted to the area. Introducing a new species can also introduce any diseases that species has
An exotic species has the potential to wipe out the exotic indigenous species , some real life examples of such incidents are :
1) disappearance of Indian catfish due to introduction. Of African catfishes
2) the infamous eicchornoa (aka the terror of Bengal) it was introduced by queen victoria in india , it was an invasive weed , it grew and killed all.aquatic organisms by usilising all atmospheric oxygen
3) exclusion of Abingdon tortoise due to introduction of goats which were faster grazers than tortoises
There are many such examples , this removal of one species is called *competetive exclusion*