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If the herbivore population in an ecosystem increased what would most likely happen to the size of the carnivore population

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Possibly increase

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Since there would be an increase of the herbivore population, the carnivores would have more to eat providing more food for their young.

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Answer:

the carnivore population(s) would increase because their amount of food would increase also

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