In optimal foraging behavior, how long does a bird spend foraging when the bird

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In optimal foraging behavior, how long does a bird spend foraging when the bird must fly further from a nest to get food? A. They spend less time foraging at the site to limit how long they are away B. They spend more time foraging at the site to take advantage of the resource C. They spend the same time foraging at the site as they would at a close site What is the main difference between primary and secondary succession? primary succession starts without any plants B. primary succession starts with grasses, while secondary starts with shrubs primary succession starts without any water in the soil D. primary succession starts without any organic matter in the soil

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In optimal foraging theory, the birds have to spend less time at the foraging to limit how ling they are. Hence, option a is correct.

Primary succession starts with soilless, uninhabitated regions. Hence, option a is correct.

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