Question
Which of the following events would decrease competition for resources in an ecosystem?(1 point)
Responses
many offspring are produced in a single year
many offspring are produced in a single year
a drought reduces the amount of water available to an ecosystem
a drought reduces the amount of water available to an ecosystem
a disease reduces the population of rabbits in a grassland area
a disease reduces the population of rabbits in a grassland area
a fire has killed off a portion of the vegetation
Responses
many offspring are produced in a single year
many offspring are produced in a single year
a drought reduces the amount of water available to an ecosystem
a drought reduces the amount of water available to an ecosystem
a disease reduces the population of rabbits in a grassland area
a disease reduces the population of rabbits in a grassland area
a fire has killed off a portion of the vegetation
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The event that would decrease competition for resources in an ecosystem is:
**a disease reduces the population of rabbits in a grassland area**
When the population of rabbits decreases due to disease, there are fewer individuals competing for resources such as food and shelter, which can lead to reduced competition among the remaining rabbits and other species in the ecosystem.
**a disease reduces the population of rabbits in a grassland area**
When the population of rabbits decreases due to disease, there are fewer individuals competing for resources such as food and shelter, which can lead to reduced competition among the remaining rabbits and other species in the ecosystem.
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