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drek231 [11]
3 years ago
7

Explain how predator and prey populations limit each s growth rate

Biology
1 answer:
Natalija [7]3 years ago
7 0
Predator eats prey thus decreases their population, and as predator stay healthy by eating prey, they promote their life cycle

Hope this helps!
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Harms: Like any other organisms, protists can also harm, especially to humans. There is a specific group of protists called animal-like protists that act as a parasite and harm human being.  

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Harms: Most of the plants are useful and just useful to us. They don’t eat us, run after us or kill us. However, some plants are so dangerous that only standing near them can cause harmful effects on human health. For example, the Manchineel tree is found throughout the Carribean and America, getting splash of its run off or inhaling its dust can quickly cause itching and swelling all over the skin. If you just touch its skin, your body will experience rashes quickly!

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