Hypothesize about how a population of dandelion plants might be affected by a population of rabbits.

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Hypothesize about how a population of dandelion plants might be affected by a population of rabbits.

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If a population of rabbits is introduced to a population of dandelions the rabbits will end up eating all the dandelions

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