Explain why the populations of a predator and its prey often follow regular cycles.

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Peter StJ · Answer 1 · 2021-01-05T17:18:09+0000

If predators kill many prey organisms, the size of the prey population decreases. As the number of predators decreases, the number of prey increases, and the cycle repeats.

Gikkman · Answer 2 · 2021-01-07T09:37:23+0000

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Explain why the populations of a predator and its prey often follow regular cycles. If predators kill many prey organisms, the size of the prey population decreases. ... As the number of predators decreases, the number of prey increases, and the cycle repeats.

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