Geography, 05.11.2020 16:40 maddiecrouch21

For a species of fish in a pond, food supply is the factor that limits the size of the population. All of the other resources required for that population of fish are plentiful and could support a larger population of fish. If the fish population's food supply decreases, how will the interactions between individual fish be affected? Group of answer choices

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