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Svetradugi [14.3K]
4 years ago
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Mayfly Larva are sensitive to pollution. What would happen if a disaster struck such as pollution in the stream? SELECT ALL THAT

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Organisms that are eaten by the mayfly will increase

Organisms that eat mayfly would consume more of other organisms in their diet

no effect

Organisms that eat mayfly will decrease at firs
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svp [43]4 years ago
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Answer:

<em>Organisms that are eaten by the mayfly will increase.</em>

<em>Organisms that eat mayfly will decrease at first.</em>

<em>Organisms that eat mayfly would consume more of other organisms in their diet</em>

Explanation:

her get killed or they will migrate from the stream that is polluted. The population of the organisms on which the mayfly larva fed would increase as it will have a lesser number of predators now.

On the other hand, the organisms which fed on the mayfly would decrease at first as they will have a lesser amount of food available. They might find another source of food in order to survive.

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