To Modify: The given figure to replace the Eurasian weevil with a hypothetical weevil species that would control musk thistle without affecting native Platte and Wavyleaf species and explain the difference between the innocuous hypothetical weevil and the Eurasian weevil. Introduction: The given figure represents the thistle food web that has the invasive musk thistle and the Eurasian weevil to regulate it, two native thistle species, and the native community of thistle-feeding insects.

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Chapter 40.3, Problem 3RA

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To Modify: The given figure to replace the Eurasian weevil with a hypothetical weevil species that would control musk thistle without affecting native Platte and Wavyleaf species and explain the difference between the innocuous hypothetical weevil and the Eurasian weevil.

Introduction: The given figure represents the thistle food web that has the invasive musk thistle and the Eurasian weevil to regulate it, two native thistle species, and the native community of thistle-feeding insects.

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Chapter 40.3, Problem 3RA

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To Modify: The given figure to replace the Eurasian weevil with a hypothetical weevil species that would control musk thistle without affecting native Platte and Wavyleaf species and explain the difference between the innocuous hypothetical weevil and the Eurasian weevil.

Introduction: The given figure represents the thistle food web that has the invasive musk thistle and the Eurasian weevil to regulate it, two native thistle species, and the native community of thistle-feeding insects.

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Chapter 40.3, Problem 3RA

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To Modify: The given figure to replace the Eurasian weevil with a hypothetical weevil species that would control musk thistle without affecting native Platte and Wavyleaf species and explain the difference between the innocuous hypothetical weevil and the Eurasian weevil.

Introduction: The given figure represents the thistle food web that has the invasive musk thistle and the Eurasian weevil to regulate it, two native thistle species, and the native community of thistle-feeding insects.

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Chapter 40.3, Problem 3RA

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To Modify: The given figure to replace the Eurasian weevil with a hypothetical weevil species that would control musk thistle without affecting native Platte and Wavyleaf species and explain the difference between the innocuous hypothetical weevil and the Eurasian weevil.

Introduction: The given figure represents the thistle food web that has the invasive musk thistle and the Eurasian weevil to regulate it, two native thistle species, and the native community of thistle-feeding insects.

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Chapter 40.3, Problem 3RA

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To Modify: The given figure to replace the Eurasian weevil with a hypothetical weevil species that would control musk thistle without affecting native Platte and Wavyleaf species and explain the difference between the innocuous hypothetical weevil and the Eurasian weevil.

Introduction: The given figure represents the thistle food web that has the invasive musk thistle and the Eurasian weevil to regulate it, two native thistle species, and the native community of thistle-feeding insects.

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Chapter 40.3, Problem 3RA

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To Modify: The given figure to replace the Eurasian weevil with a hypothetical weevil species that would control musk thistle without affecting native Platte and Wavyleaf species and explain the difference between the innocuous hypothetical weevil and the Eurasian weevil.

Introduction: The given figure represents the thistle food web that has the invasive musk thistle and the Eurasian weevil to regulate it, two native thistle species, and the native community of thistle-feeding insects.

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Chapter 40.3, Problem 3RA

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To Modify: The given figure to replace the Eurasian weevil with a hypothetical weevil species that would control musk thistle without affecting native Platte and Wavyleaf species and explain the difference between the innocuous hypothetical weevil and the Eurasian weevil.

Introduction: The given figure represents the thistle food web that has the invasive musk thistle and the Eurasian weevil to regulate it, two native thistle species, and the native community of thistle-feeding insects.

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