Biology

Kailey Green

18 July, 10:19

Recovery of the wolf population in mentioned states has several facets. They include all but:

A) a required recovery plan being put into place.

B) monitoring of an epidemic of canine parvovirus.

C) the gray wolf gaining protection under the Endangered Species Act.

D) the increase in white tailed deer, the primary prey, due to mild winters.

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