The following is often a reason that a native species may become hyperabundant: ________.
A) environmental protective legislation that designates conservation areas
B) the species habitat has remained untouched, allowing the population to grow rapidly
C) adaptation that allows for rapid reproduction
D) the removal of the native species predators from the area

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The removal of the native species' predators can lead to a lack of natural population control, allowing the species to become hyperabundant.

The Following Is Often a Reason That a Native Species