When Comparing Specialist Species with Generalist Species, It May Be

question 86

Multiple Choice

When comparing specialist species with generalist species, it may be said that

• A) generalist species will survive in fewer habitats than specialist species.
• B) generalist species are at a disadvantage when comparing niches.
• C) generalist species will most likely be at an advantage when it comes to adaptation in situations where the environment is changing.
• D) specialist species have a more diverse nutritional source list.
• E) specialist species exhibit a broad range of habitats.

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