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Forest patches are embedded within a landscape dominated by crop fields. The crop fields around fragmented forest patches are thought to affect the abundance of different butterfly species to different extents. The graph below shows the pattern of butterfly abundance (means, and error bars representing 95% confidence intervals) of three species, M, N, and O between the forest patches and the crop fields. [Formula] Which one of the following options best describes the impact of fragmentation on the three different butterfly species? Forest patches are embedded within a landscape dominated by crop fields. The crop fields around fragmented forest patches are thought to affect the abundance of different butterfly species to different extents. The graph below shows the pattern of butterfly abundance (means, and error bars representing 95% confidence intervals) of three species, M, N, and O between the forest patches and the crop fields. [Formula] Which one of the following options best describes the impact of fragmentation on the three different butterfly species?

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M – strongly positive; N – weakly negative; O – strongly negative M – strongly negative; N – weakly positive; O – strongly positive M – strongly negative; N – weakly positive; O – strongly negative M – strongly negative; N – weakly negative; O – strongly positive Correct

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