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Which forest would be more likely to survive a disease a forest made up of one type of tree or a forest made up of many types of trees?
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Well, it depends on the type of tree and the disease but in general, a forest with many types of trees probably has a better survival rate as diseases can affect certain types of trees differently. So if you had a disease that could kill one type of tree and a forest made only of that type, all the trees would die.
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Deers, rabits, and trees.
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