Multiple Choice
Can captive breeding of the California condor be considered a success?
A) Yes, because captive-bred birds now use the same roosting sites as their predecessors.
B) Yes, because the wild population increased from 22 in 1983 to 228 in 2014.
C) No, because most captive-bred condors imprint on their human caretakers.
D) No, because the reestablished population is now beginning to decline again.
E) It's unknown, because the condors cannot be reliably tracked after they are released.
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