The Species-Area Effect for Island Habits Is Greater Than That

question 29

Multiple Choice

The species-area effect for island habits is greater than that for contiguous habitats because

• A) colonization rates are higher and extinction rates are lower in contiguous habitats than islands
• B) extinction rates are higher in contiguous habitats
• C) all islands have low species richness
• D) large islands have lower species richness than contiguous habitats
• E) immigration cannot be measured in contiguous habitats

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