The Following Is Often a Reason That a Native Species

question 4

Multiple Choice

The following is often a reason that a native species may become hyperabundant: ________.

• A) environmental protective legislation that designates conservation areas
• B) the species habitat has remained untouched, allowing the population to grow rapidly
• C) adaptation that allows for rapid reproduction
• D) the removal of the native species predators from the area

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Definitions:

Depression

An emotional state involving some combination of sadness, apathy, hopelessness, poor self-esteem, and trouble finding pleasure in activities that one used to enjoy. Depression is one of the most common psychological problems of adolescence, especially for girls.

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Theta Wave Activity

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Piagetian Conservation Tasks

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