population in Yellowstone National Park neared zero, the grazing herds rose up to 35,000 animals.
When grazing herd numbers rise too high, it can impact the environment negatively.
Source 2: Over 150,000 people from around the world come to Yellowstone National Park each year specifically to see wolves.
This brings in nearly $35 million in revenue for the states that support the park.
Which transition best connects the sentences to synthesize the information in the passage?In the 19th
'-and 20th
'-centuries,
widespread efforts were made to
• reduce the number of wolves at Yellowstone National Park. As a result, grazing herds sharply rose.
In the 19th-and 20th -centuries, widespread efforts were made to
• reduce the number of wolves at Yellowstone National Park. Again, grazing herds sharply rose.
In the 19th-and 20th-centuries, widespread efforts were made to reduce the number of wolves at Yellowstone National Park. On the other hand, grazing herds sharply rose.
In the 19th-and 20th-centuries, widespread efforts were made to O reduce the number of wolves at Yellowstone National Park.
Furthermore, grazing herds sharply rose.
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The best transition to connect the sentences and synthesize the information in the passage is:
"In the 19th-and 20th-centuries, widespread efforts were made to reduce the number of wolves at Yellowstone National Park. As a result, grazing herds sharply rose."
This choice effectively shows the cause-and-effect relationship between the reduction of the wolf population and the increase in grazing herds, which is consistent with the information provided in Source 1.
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