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Andrews [41]
4 years ago
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PLEASE HELP :(

Biology
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algol134 years ago
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The answer would be b, emigration because emigration means to leave an area to go to another one, and all those factors would result in the animals leaving.
77julia77 [94]4 years ago
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Answer: B) emigration.

Explanation:

Limiting factor can be define as the condition which restricts or limits the growth, abundance and distribution of a species in an ecosystem. Flooding, wildfire, landslide and climate change are the examples of the limiting factors. The emigration is the correct option because of the fact that animals in order to protect themselves from these environmental factors would likely to vacate their habitat and they will move to the other location.  

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