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What is most likely to happen if predators are introduced to an ecosystem with no known predators?(1 point)
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An increase in species migration.
An increase in species migration.
A decrease in species abundance.
A decrease in species abundance.
An increase in species differentiation.
An increase in species differentiation.
A decrease in species evolution.
Responses
An increase in species migration.
An increase in species migration.
A decrease in species abundance.
A decrease in species abundance.
An increase in species differentiation.
An increase in species differentiation.
A decrease in species evolution.
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GPT-4o mini
If predators are introduced to an ecosystem with no known predators, the most likely outcome is:
**A decrease in species abundance.**
This is because the introduction of predators can lead to increased mortality for prey species, which can subsequently reduce their populations and overall abundance in the ecosystem.
**A decrease in species abundance.**
This is because the introduction of predators can lead to increased mortality for prey species, which can subsequently reduce their populations and overall abundance in the ecosystem.