The population of bison in a prairie ecosystem has significantly declined. What will most likely happen to the grass population the bison feeds on? a. The grass population will increase. b. The grass population will decrease. c. The grass population will be wiped out. d. The grass population will remain unchanged.

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Zack Riggs

Biology

15 February, 10:29

The population of bison in a prairie ecosystem has significantly declined. What will most likely happen to the grass population the bison feeds on? a. The grass population will increase. b. The grass population will decrease. c. The grass population will be wiped out. d. The grass population will remain unchanged.

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Sarahi · Answer 1

A) is the correct answer. Because bison do not eat meat and are herbivores, they will only eat grass. If the population drops, no one will be around to eat the grass, so it would keep growing and multiplying