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Based on the amphibian life cycle and how population density affects how often a species may breed, if there are many frogs in a pond and there are ample food sources for them all, the population would enjoy a steady growth. If there are many frogs but few food sources, more frogs would shift from the area to find more accomodating areas, the current residents would lay fewer eggs as a result of less food, or the poulation would stagnate, with nearly every frog born replacing a dying one.

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Q: Are there more frog eggs in a pond with more or less frogs?
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