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Suppose a rabbit colony’s predators are removed from its ecosystem. The colony’s population will likely(1 point) Responses incr...Asked by townhouse
Suppose a rabbit colony’s predators are removed from its ecosystem. The colony’s population will likely(1 point)
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increase until reaching a new carrying capacity
increase until reaching a new carrying capacity
decrease
decrease
increase indefinitely
increase indefinitely
stay the same
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increase until reaching a new carrying capacity
increase until reaching a new carrying capacity
decrease
decrease
increase indefinitely
increase indefinitely
stay the same
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**increase until reaching a new carrying capacity.**
When predators are removed, the rabbit population is likely to grow rapidly due to reduced predation, but it will eventually stabilize at a new carrying capacity based on the available resources such as food and habitat.
**increase until reaching a new carrying capacity.**
When predators are removed, the rabbit population is likely to grow rapidly due to reduced predation, but it will eventually stabilize at a new carrying capacity based on the available resources such as food and habitat.
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