What Is Not True About a Species' Geographic Range

question 17

Multiple Choice

What is not true about a species' geographic range?

• A) The geographic area is always contiguous.
• B) The geographic range may span more than a single biome.
• C) Individuals may be absent from some regions of a species' geographic range.
• D) The geographic range may have variable vegetation types, soil types, and topography within its border.

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