Question

The red-cockaded woodpecker is found in the pine forests of Georgia. It eats insects found in the barks of the pine trees and nests in the trees.

How will a reduction in the number of pine trees MOST LIKELY affect the red-cockaded woodpecker?
Responses
A It will decrease in number.It will decrease in number.
B It will adapt to a new habitat.It will adapt to a new habitat.
C It will build nests in other trees.It will build nests in other trees.
D It will hide better from animals that eat it.

Answer 1

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A It will decrease in number.