Answer
A. often clumped in response to predation.
Work Step by Step
It is not uncommon when a certain population is attacked by a predator that they clump together to give each-other better odds of defense or escape.
Environmental Science for AP* (2nd Edition)
by Friedland, Andrew J.; Relyea, Rick
Published by
W. H. Freeman
ISBN 10:
1464108684
ISBN 13:
978-1-46410-868-6
Chapter 6 - Module 18 - The Abundance and Distribution of Populations - AP Review Questions - Page 195: 2
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