What effect does the deer's behavior have on the survival and reproduction of these two types of cactus?

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Greatly affected.

Explanation:

The deer's behavior has greatly affected the survival and reproduction of these two  types of cactus because one cactus is eaten by deer while the other is saved from it. The cactus with no spines are eaten by deer which destroy the vegetative as well as reproductive parts of cactus so its survival and reproduction does not occur whereas the other cactus have spines on its body is save from deer and increase in the chances of survival and reproduction occur.

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