Dominant Species Tend to Be More Abundant Than Other Species

question 8

Multiple Choice

Dominant species tend to be more abundant than other species because they

• A)prey upon or parasitize other species.
• B)outcompete other species.
• C)are preyed upon less than other species.
• D)reproduce more rapidly than other species.

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