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Answer: The chipmunk population would crash.

This is because the population would reach carrying capacity. This way, the resources would be strained and unable to support the high Chipmunk population. The increased competition for meager resources between the Chipmunks would result in increased deaths rate of individuals that is higher than the birth rate.

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The answer is C. The chipmunk population will crash.

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