There are fewer lions in Africas Serengeti than there are zebras. This is principally because _________. A.
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There are fewer lions in Africa’s Serengeti than there are zebras. This is principally because _________.
A. Zebras tend to drive off lions;
B. Lions compete directly with cheetahs, whereas zebras do not have any competitors;
C. Zebras have mutualists that increase their population, whereas lions do not;
D. There is less energy available in zebras to support the lion population than there is in grass to support the zebras;
E. Zebras are a keystone species, whereas lions are not
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