Which changes would most likely limit the growth of a plant-eating animal population? Select four options.The number of predators decreases.Steady rainfall increases the number of plants. A spring freeze kills many plants. The number of predators increases.A harmful plant disease spreads through the area.A harmful animal disease spreads among the population.

A plant-eating animal population is limited when it has less food, faces more predators, or suffers from disease. A spring freeze that kills plants and a disease affecting plants reduce the animals’ food supply; more predators and a harmful disease among the animals also reduce their population. By contrast, fewer predators and more plants would generally help the population grow.

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