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If the population of sea lions were to undergo an increase in emigration, how would that affect the population of small fish on which they prey?
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If the population of sea lions were to undergo an increase in emigration, how would that affect the population of small fish on which they prey?

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The population of fish would decrease and maybe lead the population of sea lions to decrease depending on how rapid the decrease is:)
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