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4. Start over and run the simulation for 5 generations with NO wolves, THEN add wolves. Explain what happens.

4. Start over and run the simulation for 5 generations with NO wolves, THEN add wolves. Explain what happens.
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4. Start over and run the simulation for 5 generations with NO wolves, THEN add wolves.

Explain what happens.

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User Alexander Goldabin
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Adding the wolves would likely decrease the population of prey in the simulation.

Step-by-step explanation:

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