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Sharks protect producers (sea grasses) by acting as abiotic limiting factors allowing populations of sea grass consumers (organisms that eat sea grass) to grow uncontrollably ke…

Sharks protect producers (sea grasses) by acting as abiotic limiting factors allowing populations of sea grass consumers (organisms that eat sea grass) to grow uncontrollably ke…
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Sharks protect producers (sea grasses)

by
acting as abiotic limiting factors
allowing populations of sea grass consumers
(organisms that eat sea grass) to grow
uncontrollably
keeping the populations of sea-grass.
consumers in check (controlled)

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User Skytreader
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Answer:

bacteria and soil.

Step-by-step explanation:

basically

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