Biology, asked by juliasidon23, 9 months ago

which of the following will most likely to happen when the snake which is the secondary consumer will be eliminated from the food chain? A. The crops will stop producing B. The population of rats will increase C. The eagle would have more to eat D. The population of rats will decrease

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Answered by sethuarunjuwalp7swqx

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B.The population of rats will increase

Answered by Anonymous

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the population of rat increase and if it increase then the crop produce less than before ....

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