The following graph depicts changes in two populations ($A$ and $B$) of herbivores in a grassy field. $A$ possible reason for these changes is that

  • A
    population $A$ produced more offspring than population $B$
  • B
    population $A$ consumed the members of population $B$
  • C
    both plant populations in this habitat decreased
  • D
    population $B$ competed more successfully for food than population $A$

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