Biology, 05.07.2019 16:00, animaljamissofab

What would happen if the population of the bird species shown in the ecosystem in figure 4-1 were to suddenly decrease? •the grass population would increase •the fish population would increase •the fish would occupy the bird's niche •the grass and fish would compete for resources

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