The species distribution map above shows the distribution of the white-backed sp
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The species distribution map above shows the distribution of the white-backed spider, an invasive species (areas where the spider is present are shown in red). The following statements describe factors that could determine the spider's distribution within North America.
Choose ALL of the statements that are VERY LIKELY to be FALSE based on the data in the figure.
Question 6 options:
The white-backed spider competes more effectively with other spiders in the area marked in red.
The white-backed spider is restricted to hot, dry climates.
Avian predators influence the carrying capacity of the white-backed spider.
The white-backed spider is restricted to places with a cool climate year round.
The white-backed spider is restricted to cool, high altitude environments, and does not occur in places that receive low total annual solar radiation.
The white-backed spider competes more effectively with other spiders in the area marked in red.
The white-backed spider is restricted to hot, dry climates.
Avian predators influence the carrying capacity of the white-backed spider.
The white-backed spider is restricted to places with a cool climate year round.
The white-backed spider is restricted to cool, high altitude environments, and does not occur in places that receive low total annual solar radiation.
Explanation / Answer
2 The white spiders restricted to warm and dry climate
3 .The white-backed spider is restricted to cool, high altitude environments, and does not occur in places that receive low total annual solar radiation.
4 The white-backed spider is restricted to places with a cool climate year round.
Yes spiders are seen in less numbers in cold places year around from map we make it that in the ohio valley less numbers of spiders are seen where frequent snowfall are observed year around.
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