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You’ve already discussed how the zooplankton and sea turtle populations might have caused the size of the moon jelly population to increase. Which other populations do you think could have caused the size of the moon jelly population to increase? (You may choose more than one.)



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algae


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sea urchin

kelp

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Answer:

The algae or kelp because small fish feed off of that and a bigger fish eats the smaller fish and the food chain/web goes up from that and eventually it will get to the point in the food web were the moon jellyfish eats that animal then it starts all over again.

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