Which of the following is the most likely reason that a population of mice in a farming area suddenly increases

A. more mice immigrate from neighboring areas

B. fewer mice emigrate to neighboring areas

C. more food is availble as grain is harvested

D. more nesting space is availble as new barns are constructed

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12 April, 13:18

Which of the following is the most likely reason that a population of mice in a farming area suddenly increases

A. more mice immigrate from neighboring areas

B. fewer mice emigrate to neighboring areas

C. more food is availble as grain is harvested

D. more nesting space is availble as new barns are constructed

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Chase Santiago · Answer 1

The correct answer should be B. fewer mice emigrate to neighboring areas

Mices are famous for multiplying at enormous speeds. If they don't emigrate, then they can quickly overpopulate a single area of land.