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olga_2 [115]
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Changes in a food chain can have a chain reaction on other species within the foodchain. For example, if less plants grew one year, less wildebeest will have what to feed themselves so wildebeest population will decrease and the buffalo who eats the wildebeest won’t have enough to eat etc
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