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What will happen if natural predators are removed from a habitat? 1. the prey will decrease 2. the prey will increase
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What will happen if natural predators are removed from a habitat?

1. the prey will decrease
2. the prey will increase

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The prey will decrease
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The prey will increase in population.

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