An increase in a predator population will directly result in what

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Maddy Blacklisted asked Feb 7, 2023

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An increase in a predator population will directly result in what

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a decrease in prey population

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this is because the predators are eating more prey because there's higher numbers of them

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Prey population goes down now that there are more predators eating them

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