Chemistry, 30.05.2021 15:30 Tiredd7838
A population of prairie dogs lives in a grassland ecosystem.
Which of the following are likely to be limiting factors for the size of the prairie dog population?
Choose 3 answers:
Choose 3 answers:
(Choice A)
A
competition for space
(Choice B)
B
predation
(Choice C)
C
food availability
(Choice D)
D
oxygen availability
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