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An invasive species has the potential to drastically alter Antarctic ecosystems that have been isolated for millions of years, research suggests.
A species of midge was able to release large volumes of nutrients into the soil, changing the way native species had lived and evolved, a UK team found.
They added the species was well-suited to thrive in the extreme conditions.
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