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What will most likely happen in an ecosystem if the population of one species grows unusually fast?

AAnother species that eats the same food will decrease in population.

BThe food that the species eats will start growing more quickly.

CAnother species that eats the same food will also increase in population.

DThe predators that prey upon the growing species will begin to starve.

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The correct answer would be A

The most likely happen in an ecosystem if the population of one species grows unusually fast are A. Another species that eats the same food will decrease in population.

What is a population?

In the natural world, proscribing elements just like the availability of food, water, shelter, and area can alternate animal and plant populations.

Other proscribing elements, like opposition for resources, predation, and sickness additionally effect populations.Another species that eats the same food will decrease in population decreases due to less amount of foods available.

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