Question 16 Select all answer(s) that apply: In colonial times the passenger pigeon population of the U.S. numbered in the millions. By 1878 the population numbered approximately 2000 birds. Which of the following statements is true? O Because of a large number of remaining pigeons its population were able to rebound and avoid extinction and population bottlenecks when hunting pressure was reduced It went extinct in a period of only 34 years despite decreased hunting pressure because even this large number was below that needed to maintain a viable population. Market hunting of passenger pigeons continued unabated until the species went extinct in 1914. Positive density dependence likely contributed to the extinction of the passenger pigeon. O Negative density dependence likely contributed to the extinction of the passenger pigeon.

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Select all answer(s) that apply: In colonial times the passenger pigeon population of the
U.S. numbered in the millions. By 1878 the population numbered approximately 2000
birds. Which of the following statements is true?
O Because of a large number of remaining pigeons its population were able to rebound and avoid
extinction and population bottlenecks when hunting pressure was reduced
O It went extinct in a period of only 34 years despite decreased hunting pressure because even
this large number was below that needed to maintain a viable population.
Market hunting of passenger pigeons continued unabated until the species went extinct in
1914.
Positive density dependence likely contributed to the extinction of the passenger pigeon.
O Negative density dependence likely contributed to the extinction of the passenger pigeon.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 16 Select all answer(s) that apply: In colonial times the passenger pigeon population of the U.S. numbered in the millions. By 1878 the population numbered approximately 2000 birds. Which of the following statements is true? O Because of a large number of remaining pigeons its population were able to rebound and avoid extinction and population bottlenecks when hunting pressure was reduced O It went extinct in a period of only 34 years despite decreased hunting pressure because even this large number was below that needed to maintain a viable population. Market hunting of passenger pigeons continued unabated until the species went extinct in 1914. Positive density dependence likely contributed to the extinction of the passenger pigeon. O Negative density dependence likely contributed to the extinction of the passenger pigeon.
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