Islands are well known for having many endemic (unique) species. What is a likely explanation for this pattern?O A. The type of organism that is a good colonizer has more than the average amount of genetic variability, so it's more likely to speciate.O B. Colonizers encounter fewer competitors on an island, so they can diversify.O C. Islands are more complex habitats than continents are, so they have more niches for specializations.O D. Humans bring partly or fully domesticated species with them when they arrive on islands.O E. Colonizers are likely to have more diversity than local populations and thus outcompete them.«< QuestionA Moving to another question will save this response.PrtScnF8HomeF9EndF10PgUpPgDnF12F11DIIF5F6F7F3F4&%23$789.4

BASIC INFORMATION POPULATION INTERACTION when more than one species are present in a population then they interact with each other and that interaction is called as population interaction this can be beneficial or non - beneficial and in some cases it remains neutral that is neither loss nor gain some of the interactions are Mutualism, Competition, Predation, Commensalism, Amensalism, Parasitism. out of these in Mutualism the two interacting species are benefited while in Competition both faces loss. in case of Parasitism and Predation only one of interacting species is benefitted while other faces loss in Commensalism one is benefited and other is neither harmed nor benefited whereas in Amensalism one is harmed and other remains neutralEXPLANATION In this question colonizers are becoming endemic on the island. This is so because they are facing less competition. This is the reason they are getting easily adapted to that place. Thus, there population is increasing without any problem. ANSWER OPTION B Colonizres encounter fewer competition on an island, so they can diversify