Answer:
increases
Explanation:
Habitat is defined as a particular environment where a group of organisms normally lives. Some examples of habitat include, among others, forests, deserts, lakes, grasslands, etc. Moreover, an edge habitat refers to a habitat area that is in contact with another. This part of the habitat has ecological importance because it is used by many species in order to find food, refuge and rest. In the question above, it is expected that a greater number of smaller habitats increase edge habitat surface area when compared to the interior habitat area. The ratio between the edge habitat surface area and total habitat area may have a huge impact on entire ecosystems.
The outer layer of a cell is called<span> epidermis. </span>
Coal is the most-used fossil fuel for energy production in the United States. This is controversial because although coal is abundant, it is one of the worst pollutants.
I think the correct answer would be option A. It is important to have supporting evidence from a variety of fields because it would lend strength to the argument if evidence from a diversity of fields results in the same conclusion. It would make the theory more believable since a number of professionals which know more about that subject has the same conclusions and believe in the same idea.
