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A bird species lives inside a greenhouse, what would happen to the population size if i limited the amount of air inside the greenhouse?
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A bird species lives inside a greenhouse, what

would happen to the population size if i limited
the amount of air inside the greenhouse?

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The greenhouse effect increases temperature, putting the natural instinct to hibernate on hold. Mating seasons rely on warming and cooling trends, as well. Even a slight increase in temperature causes animals to mate earlier.

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