Year Population

1970 788

1975 654

1980 578

1985 609

1990 275

1995 350

2000 545

2005 588

The table shows moose populations in Bullwinkle National Park, over a 35 year period. What could have been responsible for the decrease in the moose population in 1990?

A) a disease epidemic

B) a decrease in hunting

C) a decrease in predatory animals

D) an increase in the amount of food

Question

Biology

Marley Trevino

12 July, 17:40

Year Population

1970 788

1975 654

1980 578

1985 609

1990 275

1995 350

2000 545

2005 588

The table shows moose populations in Bullwinkle National Park, over a 35 year period. What could have been responsible for the decrease in the moose population in 1990?

A) a disease epidemic

B) a decrease in hunting

C) a decrease in predatory animals

D) an increase in the amount of food

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Quentin Lewis · Answer 1

The Answer would most likely be A. The reason for that is because if there is a decrease in hunting the population would grow as long with the surplus of food. If there is no animals hunting them for food then the population would grow. So the first one is only the one that would kill them off.