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Herd behavior benefits wildebeests by(1 point)
increasing the number of resources available.
decreasing the chance of spreading disease.
allowing altruistic behavior.
helping individuals find mates.
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helping individuals find mates.
Herding increases encounter rates among conspecifics (and also provides safety in numbers), but it doesn't increase available resources and can actually raise disease transmission; altruism isn't the primary benefit.
Herding increases encounter rates among conspecifics (and also provides safety in numbers), but it doesn't increase available resources and can actually raise disease transmission; altruism isn't the primary benefit.
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