Question 12 (Mandatory) (2 points) ✓ SavedYou collect the following tree species data from the TC3 wood lot:SpeciesSpeciesCommunityABSpeciesCSpeciesDSpeciesE1202020202027020622CHOOSE ALL THE CORRECT STATEMENTS FROM THE FOLLOWING LIST.Diversity is higher in plot 2Richness is higher in plot 1☑Community 1 is probably more resistant to disturbance.Community 2 is probably more resistant to disturbance.Diversity is higher in plot 1Question 13 (Mandatory) (5 points)L✓ SavedClassify the following factors as either density dependent or density independent.

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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