Biology, 22.02.2021 23:40 victoriapellam04

What is the connection between Aspen height in graph D and the beaver population in graph G? graph3
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There is no connection. The population changes are not linked.

There is a direct relationship. As aspen height increased, beaver populations grew as their food source and material to build their dams and lodges increased.

As indicated by the graphs, as aspen height declined, beaver populations declined.

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