Predator-Prey Relationship Graph: Lynx and Snowshoe Hare Population Trends in Canada (1845-1935)

Line graph showing the population trends of Lynx and Snowshoe Hare in Canada from 1845 to 1935, with the number of animals in thousands on the y-axis and the year on the x-axis. The graph includes a dashed line for Lynx and a solid line for Hare, illustrating predator-prey relationships.

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- The increase in the Hare population would cause the Lynx population to go up too because there is more food for the Lynx (Lynx eat Hares).
- The increase in Lynx population would cause a decrease in the Hare population because there are more Lynx eating more Hares.
- The decreasing Hare population would cause a decrease in the Lynx population. Less Hares means less food for the lynx to eat so some of the Lynx will die or move out.

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