This graph shows the results of a study on black-legged tick nymphs that are infected with the Lyme disease bacterium. The density of infected nymphs was calculated for forest fragments of different sizes (area in hectares). Answer the following questions using this graph.
-If a small forest fragment (less than 2.5 hectares in size)was found to have 0.01 infected nymph ticks per square meter, what characteristic would you expect this fragment to have?
A)a corridor to a larger forest fragment
B)edges that are good habitat for tick hosts
C)vegetation that required bioremediation
D)endemic species that increase tick population size

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This graph shows the results of a study on black-legged tick nymphs that are infected with the Lyme disease bacterium. The density of infected nymphs was calculated for forest fragments of different sizes (area in hectares). Answer the following questions using this graph. 
-If a small forest fragment (less than 2.5 hectares in size)was found to have 0.01 infected nymph ticks per square meter, what characteristic would you expect this fragment to have?
A)a corridor to a larger forest fragment 
B)edges that are good habitat for tick hosts 
C)vegetation that required bioremediation 
D)endemic species that increase tick population size

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The Answer of This graph shows the results of a study on black-legged tick nymphs that are infected with the Lyme disease bacterium. The density of infected nymphs was calculated for forest fragments of different sizes (area in hectares). Answer the following questions using this graph. 
-If a small forest fragment (less than 2.5 hectares in size)was found to have 0.01 infected nymph ticks per square meter, what characteristic would you expect this fragment to have?
A)a corridor to a larger forest fragment 
B)edges that are good habitat for tick hosts 
C)vegetation that required bioremediation 
D)endemic species that increase tick population size

This Graph Shows the Results of a Study on Black-Legged