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What would Most likely happen if the number of salmon decreased?? A. The Plankton population would rise. B. The Shrimp population would decrease. C. The Shrimp population would increase. D. Salmon would
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What would Most likely happen if the number of salmon decreased??

A. The Plankton population would rise.
B. The Shrimp population would decrease.
C. The Shrimp population would increase.
D. Salmon would become extinct.

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I would say B, because then they need more food as a whole and shrimps are a salmon's dish

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Answer:The Shrimp population would increase.

Step-by-step explanation:

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