In a Songbird Species,defending a Territory Saved the Bird 584

question 36

Multiple Choice

In a songbird species,defending a territory saved the bird 584 calories a day in reduced foraging activity,but cost the bird 656 calories in defense of the territory.In this case,is defending the territory consistent with the predictions on optimality theory?

• A)No,because because a bird of this species will lose 72 calories per day due to defending the territory.
• B)Yes,because because a bird of this species will save 72 calories per day due to defending the territory.
• C)No,because there are no additional benefits aside from food to defending a territory.
• D)No,because because a bird of this species won't be able to invest in parental care when defending the territory.
• E)Yes,because because a bird of this species will minimize predation risk by defending the territory.

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Definitions:

Unrealized Holding

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Bond Liability

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Futures Contract

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Market Value

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