Kangaroos of the genus Macropus live in specific regions of Australia.M.giganteus is found on the eastern one-third of the continent, M.fuliginosus in the southern and western part, and M.rufus in the semiarid interior.This suggests that the range of these kangaroos is controlled by
A) dispersal.
B) predation.
C) biological interactions.
D) the physical environment.
E) distribution along a temperature gradient.

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The specific regions in which each species of kangaroo is found suggest that their range is controlled by the physical environment, including factors such as climate, vegetation, and geography.

Kangaroos of the Genus Macropus Live in Specific Regions of Australia.M.giganteus