A biologist examines three species of plants and finds the following patterns. F

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A biologist examines three species of plants and finds the following patterns. For each individual of species A that exists, the per capital growth rate of species A is lowered by 0.009, the per capita growth rate of species B is lowered by 0.003, and the per capita growth rate of species C is lowered by 0.017. For each individual of species B that exists, the per capita growth rate of species A is lowered by 0.004, the per capita growth rate of species B is lowered by 0.011, and the per capita growth rate of species C is lowered by 0.012. For each individual of species C that exists, the per capita growth rate of species A is lowered by 0.014, the per capita growth rate of species B is lowered by 0.009, and the per capita growth rate of species C is lowered by 0.006. Based on these observations, it is most likely thatw will be able to coexist. O a) species A and species B b) species A and species C c) none of the species O d) all of the species O e) species B and species C Save

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Based on the information, we can find that, species A&B can lower Growth rate of C, more than what Species C can lower for A or B.

Thus, it is likely that species A&B co-exist.

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