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How did losing deer affect the mushroom population
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How did losing deer affect the mushroom population
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By getting rid of the deer the tree population increased, the reason behind this is
because the deers ate the plants which made less trees
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Since the deer usually ate the mushrooms the tree population increased and there became more mushrooms available.
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