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If plants in a population seriously decreased, how would the animals in that population be affected? EXPLAIN
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If plants in a population seriously decreased, how would the animals in that population be affected? EXPLAIN

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because a lot of animals eat plants, so a lot of animals will die off/ or move to a place with lots of plants.

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most animals live off eating plants.

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