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    The Figure Shows Population Fluctuations in Forest Tent Caterpillars Over

The Figure Shows Population Fluctuations in Forest Tent Caterpillars Over

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  The figure shows population fluctuations in forest tent caterpillars over a 60-year period. The caterpillars were susceptible to a viral infection throughout this time. What causes the 10- to 15-year population fluctuation in the caterpillars? The figure shows population fluctuations in forest tent caterpillars over a 60-year period. The caterpillars were susceptible to a viral infection throughout this time. What causes the 10- to 15-year population fluctuation in the caterpillars?

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