Question

climate change will likely increase monarch butterflies (1 point) resources population habitat competition

Explanation:

Climate change affects the environment where monarch butterflies live. Habitat refers to the natural environment or home of an organism. Changes in temperature, precipitation patterns, etc. (due to climate change) can alter the places (habitats) where monarch butterflies breed, feed, and over - winter. For example, if the milkweed (a crucial part of their habitat as it is the food source for monarch caterpillars) growing areas are affected by drought (a climate - related issue), it directly impacts their habitat. Resources might be related (as habitat provides resources), but habitat is more specific to the living environment aspect. Population is the number of individuals (a result that could be affected by habitat change). Competition is about interaction with other species (not the most direct impact of climate change on monarchs compared to habitat).

Answer:

habitat.