What would be the effect on a sea turtle population after a disease has impacted a population? The sea turtle population would not be impacted at all. The sea turtle population would increase because they are immune to many diseases. The sea turtle population would decrease because the disease would kill off individuals. The sea turtle population would decrease because the disease wouldn't kill off individuals.
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