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Which of these is the most likely reason that a population in an ecosystem could have a sharp decline? The number of prey suddenly increases. The number of predators suddenly de…

Which of these is the most likely reason that a population in an ecosystem could have a sharp decline? The number of prey suddenly increases. The number of predators suddenly de…
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Which of these is the most likely reason that a population in an ecosystem could have a sharp decline?

The number of prey suddenly increases.

The number of predators suddenly decreases.

The competition for the same resource suddenly drops.

The abiotic resources in the environment suddenly drops.

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D

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I think d tell me if im wrong

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