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9 May, 02:50

How would a sudden decrease in the rabbit population on an island affect another species there? *

A. The population of eagles would probably increase.

B. The population of ladybugs would probably increase.

C. The population of blue jays would probably decrease.

D. The population of foxes would probably decrease.

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