In a comparison of the effects of native and invasive (introduced) predators, by Palvi Salo and colleagues, invasive predators had the strongest effects.

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The study by Palvi Salo et al. found that invasive predators tend to have stronger effects on prey populations than native predators, often due to a lack of evolved defenses in the prey species against these novel threats.

In a Comparison of the Effects of Native and Invasive