The North Atlantic right whale was classified as an endangered species in 2015. A major cause of death for these whales is colli

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The North Atlantic right whale was classified as an endangered species in 2015. A major cause of death for these whales is colli

sions with shipping vessels. Several measures have been enacted to prevent such collisions in regions with a high abundance of right whales. In 2002 and 2006, shipping vessel lanes were rerouted around some of these regions. In 2008, speed restrictions were placed on the shipping vessels that were permitted to travel through these regions.
The graph below shows the estimated abundance of North Atlantic right whales from 1990 to 2015. The years in which these measures were enacted are marked on the graph.

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miss Akunina [59] · Answer 1 · 2023-03-07T13:08:46+03:00

The data in the graph is best supported by : ( D ) While changes to vessel lanes and speeds may have been beneficial to right whales, additional actions are needed to prevent population declines.

<h3>Description from the Graph </h3>

From the data presented in the graph the population of the right whales was favored by the changes in vessels lanes but the population began to decline again in and around 2009 therefore this is evident that additional actions are needed to prevent population declines other than changing vessel routes and placement of speed restrictions.

Hence we can conclude that While changes to vessel lanes and speeds may have been beneficial to right whales, additional actions are needed to prevent population declines.

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What conclusion is best supported by the data in the graph?

A. Modifying shipping lanes is the most effective method of encouraging population growth in right whales.

B. Limiting shipping vessel speeds is the most effective method of preventing population decline in right whales.

C. Changes to vessel speeds and lanes have been effective in preventing population

declines in the right whale population, and no further actions are needed.

D. While changes to vessel lanes and speeds may have been beneficial to right

whales, additional actions are needed to prevent population declines.