Predators That Prevent the Population of Their Prey from Exploding

question 33

Multiple Choice

Predators that prevent the population of their prey from exploding and thus outcompeting their prey are called:

• A) regulators.
• B) herbivores.
• C) keystone species.
• D) omnivores.
• E) decomposers.

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