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The introduction of the brown tree snake in the 1940s to the island of Guam has resulted in

A) a good lesson in biological control.
B) a new species of hybrids from crossbreeding with a native snake species.
C) the extirpation of many of the island's bird and reptile species.
D) its failure to compete with native species and its quick elimination from the island.
E) eradication of non-native rats and other undesirable/pest species.
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