The population of white-tailed deer in Nova Scotia (Canada) suffered a significant decline in the late 1970s. Which of the following is most likely to have caused the decline?
A. The population had depleted resources in the environment
B. A decrease in hunting
C. A decrease in predation
D. Natality and immigration exceeded mortality and emigration
The population of white-tailed deer in Nova Scotia (Canada) suffered a significant decline in the late 1970s. The population had depleted resources in the environment would most likely to have caused the decline.
