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Would the population of marsh grasses might increase if the population of hernos decreased
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Would the population of marsh grasses might increase if the population of hernos decreased

Would the population of marsh grasses might increase if the population of hernos decreased-example-1
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Yes because as the population of Herons decrease, the population of frogs increase because there is less herons to eat the frogs. If the population of
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