Decline of a predator population in an area affects only the prey population on which it feeds.

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The decline of a predator population can have a variety of indirect effects on other populations, such as changes in the populations of the prey's own predators or competitors. In addition, the removal of a predator can cause a "release" in the prey population, leading to overpopulation and possibly ecological impacts.

Decline of a Predator Population in an Area Affects Only