Species introduced to regions outside their original range that spread widely and become unduly abundant, at a cost to the native species of the region, are known as

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The term used to describe species that are introduced and spread widely beyond their original range and cause harm to the native species is invasive. Invasive species can cause significant ecological and economic damage, including the loss of native biodiversity, altered ecosystem processes, and impacts on human health and infrastructure.

Species Introduced to Regions Outside Their Original Range That Spread