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Select all that apply. In the Sand County Almanac, Leopold describes the following dynamic: An increase in rabbit populations leads to increased consumption of oak seedlings. This results in lower recruitment of juvenile oak populations. As oaks become less common, competition for food increases and rabbit population growth slows, decreasing herbivory on oak seedlings. If this continues over time we would observe extinction of oak populations changing competition pressures on rabbits cycles in rabbit/oak populations extinction of rabbits