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When an ecosystem is balanced, the population sizes of the different species do not change relative to one another. true or false.?

When an ecosystem is balanced, the population sizes of the different species do not change relative to one another. true or false.?
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When an ecosystem is balanced, the population sizes of the different species do not change relative to one another. true or false.?

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True because the population stays the same because it is balanced.
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