In a few generations, this population of beetles changed. which is the most likely explanation for the change? the beetle population moved to a greener habitat. a natural disaster almost caused the extinction of the population. the beetle population's food sources decreased dramatically. a mutation resulted in a new color of insect.

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Amiah Waller

25 March, 15:44

In a few generations, this population of beetles changed. which is the most likely explanation for the change? the beetle population moved to a greener habitat. a natural disaster almost caused the extinction of the population. the beetle population's food sources decreased dramatically. a mutation resulted in a new color of insect.

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Willie Snow · Answer 1

The most likely explanation for a decline after a population's increase in a specific are is the shortage of resources. The area becomes insufficient to meet the demands of the increased population so the population declines.