Sutherland's Experiments Showed That the Capacity of the Tunicate Styela

question 13

Multiple Choice

Sutherland's experiments showed that the capacity of the tunicate Styela to dominate communities depends primarily on

• A) the ambient temperature.
• B) the degree of salinity stress.
• C) the presence or absence of fish predators.
• D) simple random chance.

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