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Crowding mice together results in reproduction stopping as: O a. Crowding prevents them from eating properly and so cannot be reversed by extra food. O b. The mice become extremely aggressive and fight each other. Oc. There is a lack of breeding sites, but this can be reversed by adding extra sites. O d. Crowding prevents their normal courtship behaviour. O e. Starvation prevents reproduction, but can be reversed by extra food.

Crowding mice together results in reproduction stopping as: O a. Crowding prevents them from eating properly and so cannot be reversed by extra food. O b. The mice become extremely aggressive and fight each other. Oc. There is a lack of breeding sites, but this can be reversed by adding extra sites. O d. Crowding prevents their normal courtship behaviour. O e. Starvation prevents reproduction, but can be reversed by extra food.

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Crowding mice together results in reproduction stopping as: O a. Crowding prevents them from eating properly and so cannot be reversed by extra food. O b. The mice become extremely aggressive and fight each other. Oc. There is a lack of breeding sites, but this can be reversed by adding extra sites. O d. Crowding prevents their normal courtship behaviour. e. Starvation prevents reproduction, but can be reversed by extra food.
Transcribed Image Text:Crowding mice together results in reproduction stopping as: O a. Crowding prevents them from eating properly and so cannot be reversed by extra food. O b. The mice become extremely aggressive and fight each other. Oc. There is a lack of breeding sites, but this can be reversed by adding extra sites. O d. Crowding prevents their normal courtship behaviour. e. Starvation prevents reproduction, but can be reversed by extra food.
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