Which of the following conditions does not contribute to the higher survival rate of elk during a mild winter?

A. Liquid water is more available to drink.

B. Snow is less deep and easier to walk through.

C. Death rates are low in other herbivore populations.

D. Plants are accessible and produce new growth sooner.

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Biology

Steve Mcclain

10 July, 09:59

Which of the following conditions does not contribute to the higher survival rate of elk during a mild winter?

A. Liquid water is more available to drink.

B. Snow is less deep and easier to walk through.

C. Death rates are low in other herbivore populations.

D. Plants are accessible and produce new growth sooner.

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Nola Hernandez · Answer 1

"C. Death rates are low in other herbivore populations." is not a condition that contributes to the higher survival rates of elk during a mild winter since the rates are similar.

Darryl Beasley · Answer 2

I think all the 4 factors contribute to a higher survival rate of elks