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How would the flow of energy in a forest ecosystem change if the deer population went extinct? A. Other members of the food chain could also become endangered. B. There would be less energy because there would be fewer plants. C. The population of animals higher up on the food chain would increase. D. This would have no impact on organisms in the ecosystem. Pls help me

Sagot :

Answer:

a

Explanation:

if you take one organism out of the ecosystem it would have a huge affect on animals that eat it and plats that it eats. A lot of the animals that eat the dear would have a decrease in population because they don't have the deer to eat then the animals that eat the animals that eat the deer would also decrease because the animals that eat the deers population decrease.

dinosaur505

Answer: A. Other members of the food chain could also become endangered.

Explanation:

If the deer go extinct, it could make the the carnivores go endangered, because the carnivores eat the deer, and without the deer, the carnivores would get endangered.

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