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The table provided shows the predator-and-prey relationships in a wetland habitat. An increase in the number of grass carp would have the greatest negative effect on the populat…

The table provided shows the predator-and-prey relationships in a wetland habitat. An increase in the number of grass carp would have the greatest negative effect on the populat…
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The table provided shows the predator-and-prey relationships in a wetland habitat.

An increase in the number of grass carp would have the greatest negative effect on the population of what organism in this habitat?

The table provided shows the predator-and-prey relationships in a wetland habitat-example-1
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Mosquito

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mosquitoes

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more population means that they will eat more (decrease in mosquito population)

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