What Were the Conclusions of Gibson's Experiments with Small Mammal

question 5

Multiple Choice

What were the conclusions of Gibson's experiments with small mammal populations?

• A) Fragmentation increases biodiversity.
• B) Fragmentation leads to extinction of native populations.
• C) Fragmentation does not affect small mammal populations.
• D) Fragmentation has the same effect on large and small mammal populations.
• E) Fragmentation has more impact in aquatic than in terrestrial habitats.

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