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How do populations change over time?

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Immigration, diseases, different movements, reform or otherwise,a harsh winter storm can kill many plants and animals.

Most of the times chemicals from factories are dumped in rivers due to this fishes die and when fish die pelicans or any bird dependant on fishes survives.

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Populations will increase in size if the predators of that animal die or if the amount of prey increase. (Example: If the hawk's population increases, either there are less Eagles around to eat the hawks or more snakes around for the hawks to eat, or both.)

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Well animals mate or have babys and they grow up and do the same

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well animals need 2 a male and a female those two can make varying numbers of babies depending on species so that makes 1 to 12 once a gen depending on species

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Babies or reproduction

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immigration or birth

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