Long–term studies of certain species of squirrels in California revealed that some of the squirrels move nearly two kilometers from where they are born. What influence would this migration have on the density of the local population they move into?

The density of the local population will increase.
The density of the local population will decrease.
The density of the local population will stay the same.

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Long–term studies of certain species of squirrels in California revealed that some of the squirrels move nearly two kilometers from where they are born. What influence would this migration have on the density of the local population they move into?

The density of the local population will increase.
The density of the local population will decrease.
The density of the local population will stay the same.

SkyVoltage43 · Answer

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Warriorz13 · Answer

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Warriorz13 · Answer

The density of the local population will stay the same.