What change(s) would increase the number of deaths in the weebug population?

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The change that would cause an increase in the no. of deaths in the little population of wee bug would be:

b). Decrease Greenleaf

c). Increase Furbil

Wee bug Population

As per the question, the decrease in Greenleaf would result in reduced eatables for the wee bugs.

While the increase in Furbil would cause a threat to the population of the wee bug.

As a result, due to decreased food and increased energy storage by Furbils would increase the death of wee bug population.

Thus, options b and c are the correct answers.

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