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there would be less nutrients for the plant.
Most carnivores would eat a grasshopper because it is a meat with protein. The small carnivore would likely be one to eat grasshoppers in their regular diet.
Genetic diversity would increase the survival of the rat population because they would be more capable as a species of surviving in different environments.
those are for two different kinds of microscopes. Electron microscopes would be for looking at the paramecium and dissecting microscopes would be necessary for the earthworm and grasshopper.
deforestization or the destruction of owl habitats could cause a decrease in an owl population. This would then mean the owls prey, such as a field mouse, would flourish and increase in population.
what do all the internal stucture parts of the grasshopper do
The grasshopper population.
The grasshopper population.
It is important that the population size of animals and plants to remain stable so the food chain runs fluidly. If you had a major increase or decrease of a species then that would cause drastic change to the environment. For example: given the food chain of grass, a grasshopper, a frog, a snake and a hawk if the grass population went under then the grasshopper, frog, snake and hawks population would drop because the grasshopper would eat the grass and without grass than the population would decrease along with the other. But if the frog population decreased then the grasshopper population would increase from the lack of frogs but the grass would decrease from the overpopulating grasshoppers while the snakes would decrease with the hawks. After a while though, despite the drastic over- or underpopulation, the environment would find a way to get itself stable once more.
Rapidly rising production costs
As the centipede is woodlice's predator, taking away the centipedes will remove any opposition to the growth of woodlice population, causing the woodlice population to increase rapidly.
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Population implosion refers to a rapid and drastic decline in the population of a region or a country. This can be caused by factors such as low birth rates, high death rates, and emigration. Population implosions can have significant social and economic consequences, such as labor shortages and declining economic growth.
It would be the opposite of a population explosion. The population would decrease drastically and rapidly instead of increasing.
Rapidly rising production costs
Rapidly rising production costs
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