A CU graduate student studies how predators determine the number of herbivore sp

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A CU graduate student studies how predators determine the number of herbivore species that migrate between the Kalahari Desert and the Okavango Delta. We could consider the graduate student a/n:

Question 4 options:

Behavioral ecologist

Population ecologist

None of these answers are correct

Community ecologist

Ecosystem ecologist

I think its none of them because its more landscape ecology but im not sure

Behavioral ecologist

Population ecologist

None of these answers are correct

Community ecologist

Ecosystem ecologist

I think its none of them because its more landscape ecology but im not sure

Explanation / Answer

Ans- Behavioral ecologist

A Behavioral ecologist studies the effect of ecological pressures on the evolutionary basis for animal behavior. Behavior which is responsible for predator- prey relationship. It primarily studies how behavior contributes to indirect effects of predator- prey interaction, and the responses of population to human disturbance.

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