Figure 43.1 -Study the Information in Figure 43.1 About Quail Habitats. Assuming

question 31

Multiple Choice

Figure 43.1
-Study the information in Figure 43.1 about quail habitats. Assuming that only one quail can occupy a habitat where all cover requirements are met, what is the maximum number of quail that could inhabit any of the hypothetical plots shown?

• A) 1
• B) 2
• C) 4
• D) 6
• E) 9

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