You collect giving-up density (GUD) data from three identical patches spaced 5 m apart in the environment at locations A, B, and C. Patch A is harvested to the lowest GUD, while patches B and C are harvested to the same higher GUD. Using the predictions of the ideal patch-use model, what can you conclude about the foraging costs at each site based on these data?单项选择题
A
Foraging costs are highest at location C.
B
Foraging costs are the same at all locations.
C
Foraging costs are highest at location B.
D
Foraging costs are lowest at location A.
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