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How could the decline of the population of anchovies off Peru preclude a future rebound in this population in and of itself even if, in the future, there was enough food in the water to support the growth of large populations of anchovies?
 
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When the anchovy population declines other fish species that occupy a similar niche to that of the anchovies, such as sardines, will explode in numbers due to the reduced competition with declining anchovies. As a result, a fledgling population of anchovies will find it difficult to compete with an established population of sardines when conditions in the water get better.
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