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Which changes would most likely limit the growth of a plant-eating animal population? Select four options.
The number of predators decreases.
Steady rainfall increases the number of plants.
A spring freeze kills many plants.
The number of predators increases.
A harmful plant disease spreads through the area.
A harmful animal disease spreads among the population.

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The changes which would most likely limit the growth of a plant-eating animal population are:

  1. A spring freeze kills many plants.
  2. The number of predators increases.
  3. A harmful plant disease spreads through the area.
  4. A harmful animal disease spreads among the population.

What is an ecosystem?

An ecosystem can be defined as a biological community that consists of all living organisms (biotic factors) and the physical environment (abiotic factors) with which they interact.

What is a herbivore?

A herbivore refers to a living organism that primarily feeds on plants or grasses. Some examples of a herbivore are:

  • Goat
  • Sheep
  • Antelope
  • Cow

Generally, the survival of all plant-eating animal population in an ecosystem are mainly affected by these biotic and abiotic factors such as:

  1. A spring freeze kills many plants.
  2. The number of predators increases.
  3. A harmful plant disease spreads through the area.
  4. A harmful animal disease spreads among the population.

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