Multiple Choice
Population viability analysis (PVA) is useful for all of these reasons except that biologists can use it to
A) calculate the likelihood that a particular species will persist for a certain amount of time under various conditions.
B) determine likely future habitat conditions with great accuracy.
C) evaluate different options for protecting threatened species.
D) identify particularly vulnerable age or stage classes.
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