Biology, 01.09.2019 17:00 dudesenpai24

Depending on how it is being used, a resource may be described as renewable, nonrenewable, or somewhere in between. how would scientists best describe the alaskan king crab if a fishery is currently removing crabs from the ocean faster than they can reproduce?
a.) hypo-renewable
b.) potentially renewable
c.) quasi-renewable
d.) renewable with adjustment

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