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In an Experiment in a Hawaiian Forest, Researchers Removed All

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In an experiment in a Hawaiian forest, researchers removed all local birds from an enclosure.This resulted in an approximately 80-fold increase in the population of a non-native species of spider.This result suggests that the spider population was being limited by


A) environmental conditions.
B) biotic resistance.
C) abiotic resistance.
D) the ability of spiders to disperse.
E) the ability of spiders to act as predators.

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