A speciesâ€™ physiological tolerances determines which of the following?

A. All of the places it can perform its basic functions and therefore where it can potentially liveB. All of the places it can perform its basic functions and therefore where it will be foundC. The places where its performance is optimized and therefore where it can potentially liveD. The places where its performance is optimized and therefore where it will be found

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Madalyn Armstrong

20 January, 19:07

A speciesâ€™ physiological tolerances determines which of the following?

A. All of the places it can perform its basic functions and therefore where it can potentially liveB. All of the places it can perform its basic functions and therefore where it will be foundC. The places where its performance is optimized and therefore where it can potentially liveD. The places where its performance is optimized and therefore where it will be found

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Ricky Reed · Answer 1

Option A is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The physiological tolerance of a specie is there to show the lower and upper limit of extremity of environmental conditions within which a specie is capable of surviving irrespective of the possibility of performing its entire activities such as reproduction. However species can be found at those environment in which it can perform optimally.