How does predation cause stability in an ecosystem

A. It prevents populations from getting too high?

B. It prevents competition between species

C. It decreases biodiversity in ecosystems

D. It causes primary disturbance in ecosystems

A

Explanation:

If there were too many of a particular species, they would eat all of the food and all die out. Predators keep that from happening by preventing the population from getting too high.

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