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Biology, 30.01.2022 01:00, ella3714

White perch is a fish that is native to Atlantic coastal regions and is invasive to the Great Lakes. It feeds on native species and is thought to be the cause of the decline of the Great Lakes walleye fish populations. What was most likely its mode of introduction? O produce brought from the eastern states

O trapped in a ship's ballast or a water tank

O trapped in a cargo crate carrying nonperishable items

O luggage brought in an overseas flight

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