AP Environmental Sciencemediummcq1 pt
Which action would most increase the species richness of an isolated nature reserve?
A.Building wildlife corridors to other reserves
B.Fencing it off completely
C.Shrinking its area
D.Introducing predators
Explanation
Core Concept
Corridors effectively shorten island distance, raising immigration and re-colonization — the reserve-design lesson of island biogeography.
Correct Answer
ABuilding wildlife corridors to other reserves
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