Multiple Choice
Refer to the table below.Fauna groups A-D are populating an island.They have the dispersal abilities shown,and they are either strongly affected or little affected by similar species already present on the island.If strongly affected,their extinction rate rises;if not strongly affected,extinction rate does not change.Which group of fauna would most likely maintain the largest number of species on the island,assuming all other factors are equal? 
A) Fauna group A
B) Fauna group B
C) Fauna group C
D) Fauna group D
E) All fauna groups equally
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