In the Early 1970s, May Criticized Elton and Odum's Argument

In the early 1970s, May criticized Elton and Odum's argument that simpler food webs should be more easily perturbed than more complex ones. May's criticisms were based mainly on his

A) species removal studies in rocky intertidal zones.
B) detailed observations of desert food webs.
C) laboratory experiments constructing assemblages of different Drosophila species.
D) mathematical analyses of random assemblages of organisms.