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4. As part of a study on the effect of forest fragmentation on the decline of the songbird population, a team of researchers needs to gather information on nest predation. A large forest area is divided up into N=80 (nonoverlapping) sites, each of approx- imately the same size. Due to time and cost constraints, the researchers would like to select ve of these sites at random and send out one team of researchers to each site for observation. You are to select a simple random sample of size n=5 from a population of 80 sites. Use the random number table (Row 10, Column 1) to identify the 5 sites that would be selected from the 80 sites in the forest area. The row is reproduced below 85475 36857 53342 53988 53060 The 5 sites selected are: A. 47, 53,68, 57, 53 B. 47, 53, 68, 57, 34 C. 85, 47, 53, 68, 57 D. 54, 75, 36, 57, 53