Which of the following is a major threat to biodiversity and ecological function of the Great Lakes?

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Invasive nonnative species are a major threat to the Great Lakes as they can outcompete native species, alter food webs, and disrupt ecological functions. This can lead to a loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services. Examples of invasive species in the Great Lakes include zebra mussels and Asian carp. The other options listed are not major threats to the Great Lakes specifically.

Which of the Following Is a Major Threat to Biodiversity