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Biology, 06.01.2020 04:31, robert7248

Trapping has severely reduced the population of rabbits in an ecosystem, as shown in the bar graph below. what is the most likely effect this will have on other organisms? a. the snake population will decrease rapidly and the grass population will increase rapidly. b. the hawk population will increase rapidly and the rabbit population will decrease rapidly. c. the grass population will decrease rapidly, and the snake population will increase rapidly. d. the grass, rabbit, snake, and hawk populations will all decrease rapidly.

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