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In a forest ecosystem foxes feed mostly on a variety of birds and rodents (small furry mammals). What would probably happen to the foxes if a flood destroyed one type of rodent? The foxes would:
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In a forest ecosystem foxes feed mostly on a variety of birds and rodents (small furry

mammals). What would probably happen to the foxes if a flood destroyed one type of
rodent? The foxes would:

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Answer:The fox population would drop a bit.

Step-by-step explanation:

Some of the foxes would keep going on with life because they didn't eat that rodent much, others would starve because it was there main source of food.

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