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Adding an organism to a food chain does not affect the other members of the food chain, but removing an organism does.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

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Answer:

FALSEEEEEE

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False. Both adding and taking away an organism affects a food chain.

Raz Ronen answered Jun 11, 2019

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