Black-footed ferrets are native to the Great Plains. They spend most of their
time underground in prairie dog burrows. Which factor would increase an
area's carrying capacity for black-footed ferrets?
A. Increased competition for space
B. Increased number of diseases
C. Increased number of predators
D. Increased availability of food
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