Question

multiple choice 1 point
what does the tolerance range of a species determine?
its geographic range
the number of predators in its habitat
its population size
the environmental conditions under which it can survive and reproduce

Explanation:

The tolerance range of a species refers to the range of environmental conditions (such as temperature, pH, etc.) within which a species can survive and reproduce. Geographic range is influenced by multiple factors beyond just tolerance range. The number of predators is more about inter - species interactions. Population size is affected by factors like birth rate, death rate, etc. So, the key is understanding the definition of tolerance range.

Answer:

The environmental conditions under which it can survive and reproduce