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Biology, 02.09.2021 06:10 milkshakegrande101

Why can't an environment support unlimited amount of food chains? 1-There are not enough plants to add in a food chain.

2-Food chains do not work when there are too many organisms included.

3-There are limited amount of resources that naturally be found in an environment.

4-There are not enough anymals to add in a food chain.

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