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Which of the following would have been a surprise to wildlife biologists who, after successfully breeding and raising condors, were reintroducing the condors to the wild following a precipitous decline in their number in the 1970s? (In 1982 there were only 19 condors in the wild.)
A) Twelve of 19 nests had no hatchlings, and nests of the coastal population had shell fragments 34% thinner than those of condor populations more inland.
B) Only some of the released condors fed on marine mammals; others fed on carcasses of animals as different as wolves and cows.
C) Sea otter and sea lion populations declined in areas where the condors were released.
D) Reintroduced condors laid the same number of eggs as condor pairs in captivity.
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I appreciate what you did here, answered it right Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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Good timing, thanks!
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Thanks for your help!!
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