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lions [1.4K]
1 year ago
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Commercial crabbero catch so many blue crabs that the blue crab population decreases.Which two populations are also likely to de

crease as a result?A. AlgaeB. OtterC. SnailD. Terrapin
Biology
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alex41 [277]1 year ago
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When a population of any species decreases, it leads to a decrease in populations of species that feed on them, as there is less food available and they may die of starvation or competing against each other for food. Crabs are eaten by big marine animals, such as otters and terrapins. Algae and snails does not feed on crabs. Therefore, the correct answer are the options B. Otter and D. Terrapin.

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