In Sousa's Study of Succession in Intertidal Boulder Fields in California

question 17

Multiple Choice

In Sousa's study of succession in intertidal boulder fields in California, disturbance was _______ proportional to the size of the boulders. The highest level of species richness occurred when disturbance was _______.

• A) directly; high
• B) directly; at an intermediate level
• C) inversely; at an intermediate level
• D) inversely; high

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Definitions:

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