Which pond(s) benefited due to niche partitioning? OA. The Tilapia and Trout Pond OB. The Tilapia and Catfish Pond; and the Catfish and Trout Pond OC. The Trout Only Pond OD. The Catfish and Trout Pond OE. The Tilapia and Catfish Pond
Which pond(s) benefited due to niche partitioning? OA. The Tilapia and Trout Pond OB. The Tilapia and Catfish Pond; and the Catfish and Trout Pond OC. The Trout Only Pond OD. The Catfish and Trout Pond OE. The Tilapia and Catfish Pond
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You are starting a fishery with a limited number of identical natural ponds. Your goal is to raise the largest yield (Total Fish) per pond
without adding feed to the water. The natural ponds already have food sources whose identity isn't necessary to answer this question.
To determine the best fish or combination of fish to farm, you add equal amounts of different fry (young fish) to each of your ponds: Only
Tilapia, Only Catfish, Only Trout, Tilapia and Trout, Tilapia and Catfish, and Trout and Catfish. At the end of the year, you count the
numbers of adult fish raised and enter them into a data table:
Pond
# of
Tilapia
# of
Catfish
# of
Trout
Total
fich
Tilapia
Only
45
0
0
15
45
Catfish
Only
0
40
0
40
Trout Tilapia and Tilapia and Catfish and
Only Trout
Catfish
Trout
0
0
50
50
20
0
20
40
35
30
0
65
0
40
50
90

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fish
45
40
50
Which pond(s) benefited due to niche partitioning?
OA. The Tilapia and Trout Pond
OB. The Tilapia and Catfish Pond; and the Catfish and Trout Pond
OC. The Trout Only Pond
O D. The Catfish and Trout Pond
OE. The Tilapia and Catfish Pond
40
65
90
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