Question

Young animals approaching maturity might do which of the following to find mates or establish new territories?

A. Exponential growth

B. Logistic growth

C. Emigration

D. Immigration

Answer 1

A and B are true of whole populations but not individuals and they are not something that young animals can "do" - we reject these options.

C. Yes- this means that they leave the territory of their parents and search for new territories: this is the correct answer.

Answer 2

Answer: C. Emigration

Step-by-step explanation:

Young animals approaching maturity might do emigration, to find mates or to establish new territories. Emigration can be define as the migration or departure of individuals from their native land to the new land. The organisms usually find a suitable location where resources such as food, water and mates are available for copulation and reproducing offsprings. The increase in the population of the emigrant organisms help it to maintain their own territories against the competing members of the same population.