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The exchange of matter between natural systems and human society affects the long-term functioning of both. How does the wolf-el

k case study from Yellowstone exemplify this point?
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Answer:

Yellowstone's northern range has been the focus of debate since the 1930s. ... of ecological functions, such as the addition of organic matter to the soil ... Some studies have shown a correlation between the presence of wolves and ... will change and how those changes will affect the Yellowstone system.

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