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← Nature & AnimalsWhich risk increases when songbirds breed near roads?
A)Increased offspring heterozygosity prevents inbreeding
B)Increased offspring predation via masking calls✓
C)Reduced territory defense reduces competition
D)Reduced immune response decreases disease resistance
💡 Explanation
Increased road noise leads to signal masking, which interferes with alarm calls; thus, increased offspring predation results because masked calls prevent predators detections rather than improve territory defense. Therefore alternatives do not result from simple increased noise levels.
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