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If you take out one organism in a food chain, what happens to all of the other organisms in the ecosystem?
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If you take out one organism in a food chain, what happens to all of the other organisms in the ecosystem?

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Removing an organism from a food chain causes the populations of the other organisms in the food chain to change as well. They will increase or decrease depending on the location of the organism in the food chain. Hope this helps!
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