Which behavior in songbirds increases when habitat edge expands?

💡 Explanation

Elevated alarm call frequency arises from increased predation risk; habitat edges favor generalist predators. Vocal mimicry occurs as the songbirds use acoustic communication, rather than clutch size changes. Therefore calls increase, rather than altitude.

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