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Changes in food chains (non-statutory Climate Change & Sustainability)

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I can explain why a change to the population of one living thing can affect the population of other living things in the same food chain.

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The name or picture of each living thing in a food chain represents the whole population of that plant or animal. A change to one living thing can affect other living things in the same food chain. An increase or decrease in the population of a plant or animal can have an effect on the food chain. Changes in food chains may lead to animals and plants becoming endangered or even extinct.

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