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The question is not complete it should be " What are the possible effects of the disruption of food chain or food web on food production? "
If an animal dies, it affects your food chain; because more animals will die and in the end all the food will run out for predators if they eat to much prey. If you are human it will also affect your food chain because you need meat in your diet.
it affects the food chain by killing one then another. For example, if rabbits are taken out of an ecosystem, then all the animals that eat the rabbit die and the animals that eat the rabbit- eating animals die, and so forth.
It is a food chain.
it would effect the food chain because one part of the food chain is missing
Because estuaries hold organisims which eat enery in a food chain.
The question is not complete it should be " What are the possible effects of the disruption of food chain or food web on food production? "
Not necessarily the food chain, but the zebra mussel affects many things including humans.
by burning of course,the animals that in food chain are homeless or no habitat...or the other is dead
Disease, some people who eat horses, pollution, a disruption in their food chain...
Hunting for their tusks or for their meat and skin, disease, pollution/chemical poisoning, and a disruption in their food chain.
It seems it show that the food chain is only limited And they receive small amount if energy
the gulf of Mexico oil spill is affecting our food chain because it affects fish and a lot of other animals we eventually are going to run out of food.
If an animal dies, it affects your food chain; because more animals will die and in the end all the food will run out for predators if they eat to much prey. If you are human it will also affect your food chain because you need meat in your diet.
Crocodiles stays from estuaries to protect themselves because whales sometimes swim near estuaries and they eat crocodiles for their food.
a cycling affects it cause the cycling isnt right at that time
They are critically endangered. There are 1000 left in the wild and 1800 left in captivity.