How large is the largest park? How many species does it support? How many species would you expect to find in a park half that size? What percentage reduction is this over the original population?



Use Figure 29.4 and the trend line to answer the question.


11134 km2. 16 spp. 5567 km2 should support 12.5 spp, which is a 22% reduction.

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