According to Brown's (1988) patch-use model, what can you predict when an individual exploits two identical patches that are side by side but differ in their initial amount of food?
A) A forager should harvest the rich patch to a higher quitting harvest rate
B) A forager should harvest the rich patch to a lower GUD
C) A forager should harvest the poor patch to a lower GUD
D) A forager should harvest both patches to the same giving-up density (GUD)
E) Brown's model cannot make a prediction in this case
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