Which of the Following Statements Does NOT Explain Why Population

question 33

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements does NOT explain why population density is often difficult to measure?

• A) Individuals may be difficult to detect within some habitats.
• B) The population size may be very large.
• C) An accurate count of the population size may not be available.
• D) Individuals may be moving between populations.

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