Q6.6. How does the average fat stores for moose when there are no wolves on Isle Royale compare to average fat stores when there are many wolves? Average fat stores without wolves is similar to that with wolves. Average fat stores depends on how many wolves were initially introduced. Average fat stores tends to be higher without wolves than with wolves. Average fat stores tends to be lower without wolves than with wolves. Submit

Q6.6. How does the average fat stores for moose when there are no wolves on Isle Royale compare to average fat stores when there are many wolves? Average fat stores without wolves is similar to that with wolves. Average fat stores depends on how many wolves were initially introduced. Average fat stores tends to be higher without wolves than with wolves. Average fat stores tends to be lower without wolves than with wolves. Submit

Aquaculture Science

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ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter10: Feeds And Feeding

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