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Biology, 12.07.2021 21:40 vliu470

What would most likely happen to this ecosystem if all of the red foxes were removed? A. The red squirrel population would decrease.

B. The cottonwood population would increase

C. The snowshoe hare population would increase

D. the moose population would decrease


What would most likely happen to this ecosystem if all of the red foxes were removed?

A. The red

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