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If woolly mammoths were resurrected and reintroduced to their former habitats, they could potentially become invasive species, depending on the ecological context. Their introduction might disrupt existing ecosystems, particularly if they compete with current fauna for resources or alter vegetation patterns. However, if they are reintroduced to environments similar to those they once inhabited, their impact could be more balanced. Ultimately, careful assessment of the ecological consequences would be essential before any reintroduction.

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