. D'Asia and her dad decided to take a walk to the local history museum; there they learned a lot about the history of the two islands. One piece of information peaked D'Asia's interest. She learned that 50 years ago, there was a category 4 hurricane that wiped out almost all of blackberry bushes and nut trees. D'Asia was sure this event affected the interactions between organisms on both islands. How does resource availability, or lack thereof, affect the interactions between the organisms on Little Inagua? (Select the best answer from the choices below.) * 10 points A. Since the chipmunks eat blackberry bushes, the chipmunks will develop a mutually beneficial relationship with the bluebirds for food. B. Since the bluebirds eat nuts from the nut tree, the bluebirds on the island will have to develop a predator-prey relationship with the songbirds for food. C. Since most of the blackberry bushes have been destroyed, the remaining blackberry bushes will develop a mutually beneficial relationship with the nut tree for food. D. Since both birds eat blackberries, their main food source is now not readily available, the bluebirds and the songbirds will compete for this limited food source.