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This strengthens by affirming the author’s assumption that the beneficial effects of the moth will affect most of the forest, since the problem of overcrowding that the tree-eating moths can help solve does affect more than half the forest.

This weakens by undermining the author’s assumption that the benefits of the moths will outweigh any detrimental effects. Moths that prefer mature trees would do more harm by eating the healthy, mature trees of the forest than benefit by eating the overcrowded, immature trees.

This is irrelevant. First, the author has already established that a lack of forest fires still results in overcrowding of immature trees. Second, we don’t care what forest fires do—that’s just not what the argument is about, and we don’t know if this forest even had a fire.

This is irrelevant, since we already know that not countering the outbreak will result in the outbreak occurring—we care about whether or not that’s a good thing.

This is irrelevant to the author’s argument that the outbreak should not be countered in any way in most of the forest, regardless of whether fully effective countermeasures exist or not.

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