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An estuary that normally shelters juvenile fish and other organisms has become filled with silt and pollution. How will this affect the age distribution of the populations?

An estuary that normally shelters juvenile fish and other organisms has become filled with silt and pollution. How will this affect the age distribution of the populations?
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An estuary that normally shelters juvenile fish and other organisms has become filled with silt and pollution. How will this affect the age distribution of the populations?

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There will be less young organisms and way more older ones - this will put the population into decline
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