Four of the five answers represent costs of living in groups. Select the exception.
A)susceptibility to infectious disease
B)fewer members produce offspring
C)increased risk of predation
D)competition for resources
E)competition for space

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Fewer members producing offspring is not a cost of living in groups, but rather a potential benefit of reduced competition for resources and a higher likelihood of finding a mate. The other options all represent costs or risks associated with living in groups, such as increased spread of infectious disease or greater competition for limited resources.

Four of the Five Answers Represent Costs of Living in Groups