When Comparing Specialist Species with Generalist Species, It May Be

Multiple Choice

When comparing specialist species with generalist species, it may be said that

A) generalist species will survive in fewer habitats than specialist species.
B) generalist species are at a disadvantage when comparing niches.
C) generalist species will most likely be at an advantage when it comes to adaptation in situations where the environment is changing.
D) specialist species have a more diverse nutritional source list.
E) specialist species exhibit a broad range of habitats.