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How does over-hunting cause a species’ population to decrease? A. Most of the surviving individuals move away. B. Too few individuals remain to reproduce. C. Hunters usually kill…

How does over-hunting cause a species’ population to decrease? A. Most of the surviving individuals move away. B. Too few individuals remain to reproduce. C. Hunters usually kill…
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How does over-hunting cause a species’ population to decrease? A. Most of the surviving individuals move away. B. Too few individuals remain to reproduce. C. Hunters usually kill very young animals. D. Fewer animals are left for predators to eat.

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It definitely has to be B
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I think the answer is B because the more you hunt, the less animals are left
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