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Make a claim about what might happen to a population of rabbits in a forest if a new predator moved to the forest. Cite evidence to support the claim and explain your reasoning.
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a claim about what might happen to a
population of rabbits in a forest if a new
predator moved to the forest. Cite evidence
to support the claim and explain your
reasoning.

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Answer: The rabbits will die off and the things that rabbits eat will overpopulate.

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