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ETearle

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  What will be an ideal response?

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What kind of information is needed to interpret and relieve forage competition problems between domestic and big game animals?
 
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Answer to Question 1

area where two habitat types come together

Answer to Question 2

Key forage plants for both species, degree of use of key species, ability of will herbivores to switch to other foods, key areas where dual use occurs, repeatability of dual use on key areas from year to year.



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