In The Short Range What Will Happen To The Levels Above And Below A Population Of Secondary Consumers Of A Numeric Pyramid If A Large Number Of Individuals From This Population Dies?

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⟩ In the short range what will happen to the levels above and below a population of secondary consumers of a numeric pyramid if a large number of individuals from this population dies?

If an intermediate level of a numeric pyramid has its variable dimension decreased, i.e., if the number of individuals of such level is reduced, the number of individuals of the level below will increase and the number of individuals of the level above will be reduced. That happens because the individuals of the level below will face less predators and the individuals of the level above will have less available food.

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