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Imagine that there were no more fires. How might populations of plants and animals in a forest ecosystem be affected?
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Imagine that there were no more fires. How might populations of plants and animals in a forest ecosystem be affected?

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Answer:The populations of plants and animals will increase

Explanation: Since there will be no more fires there will be more room for plants to grow and more shelter for animals to live in.

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