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6. In a non-competitive environment what is the result of a catastrophic disturbance? I

Answer 1

They typically cause a sudden decrease in population size, and in some cases may eliminate entire subpopulations

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Answer 2

Answer:Ecologists generally distinguish between relatively small, frequent disturbances and large, infrequent, so-called "catastrophic" disturbances. ... Examples of the large, infrequent disturbances include volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, and major wildfires

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