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You are working with a town to develop a conservation strategy for parks (tracts) of protected land in a suburban area (parks A-G). These seven areas are depicted in Figure 1. Each square in the grid indicates an area of 1 km 2 .
- Refer to Figure 1 to familiarize yourself with the key aspects of the protected areas. Suppose a highly virulent pathogen has invaded park B. The pathogen infects the birds in the undisturbed habitat in the park and is spread through direct contact among individuals. Based on the birds' movement preferences, what could you do to contain the spread of this pathogen? (Assume the protected areas are as pictured in Figure 2, with the edge effects of increased air temperature).

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Refer to the figures.
Figure 1
  Figure 2
  You are working with a town to develop a conservation strategy for parks (tracts) of protected land in a suburban area (parks A-G). These seven areas are depicted in Figure 1. Each square in the grid indicates an area of 1 km 2 .
- Refer to Figure 1 to familiarize yourself with the key aspects of the protected areas. Suppose a highly virulent pathogen has invaded park B. The pathogen infects the birds in the undisturbed habitat in the park and is spread through direct contact among individuals. Based on the birds' movement preferences, what could you do to contain the spread of this pathogen? (Assume the protected areas are as pictured in Figure 2, with the edge effects of increased air temperature).

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The Answer of Refer to the figures.
Figure 1
  Figure 2
  You are working with a town to develop a conservation strategy for parks (tracts) of protected land in a suburban area (parks A-G). These seven areas are depicted in Figure 1. Each square in the grid indicates an area of 1 km 2 .
- Refer to Figure 1 to familiarize yourself with the key aspects of the protected areas. Suppose a highly virulent pathogen has invaded park B. The pathogen infects the birds in the undisturbed habitat in the park and is spread through direct contact among individuals. Based on the birds' movement preferences, what could you do to contain the spread of this pathogen? (Assume the protected areas are as pictured in Figure 2, with the edge effects of increased air temperature).

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