Which of the following criteria have to be met in order for a species to qualify as invasive?

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The most accurate description of an invasive species is that it is introduced to a new area, spreads rapidly, and displaces native species. Endemic species are those that are naturally occurring in an area, so they cannot be invasive. While invasive species can displace other invasive species, this is not a necessary criterion for a species to be considered invasive. Slow spreading species are not typically invasive, as they do not have the same disruptive impact on native species as rapidly spreading invasive species.

Which of the Following Criteria Have to Be Met in Order