When examining a species' habitat selection behaviour, the areas occupied are frequently smaller than the theoretically

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When examining a species' habitat selection behaviour, the areas occupied are frequently smaller than the theoretically

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When examining a species' habitat selection behaviour, the areas
occupied are frequently smaller than the theoretically suitable
area of habitat available to a species. Name and describe one
reason why this might occur.
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