Wildfires are frequent In the Great Basin shrub steppe. Every time there is a fire outbreak, much of the natural vegetation is destroyed. What is the MOST LIKELY impact of fire on this ecosystem?

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A A drastic reduction in the animal population due to migration or death by starvation.A drastic reduction in the animal population due to migration or death by starvation.
B No impact, because the plants have only been temporarily removed from the ecosystem.No impact, because the plants have only been temporarily removed from the ecosystem.
C There would be no rainfall because there are no trees or shrubs in the region.There would be no rainfall because there are no trees or shrubs in the region.
D Non-native plants and animals would migrate into the region.

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A drastic reduction in the animal population due to migration or death by starvation.
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