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Sharks protect producers (sea grasses) by acting as abiotic limiting factors allowing populations of sea grass consumers (organisms that eat sea grass) to grow uncontrollably keeping the populations of
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Sharks protect producers (sea grasses)

by
acting as abiotic limiting factors
allowing populations of sea grass consumers
(organisms that eat sea grass) to grow
uncontrollably
keeping the populations of sea-grass.
consumers in check (controlled)

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Answer:

bacteria and soil.

Step-by-step explanation:

basically

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