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What does emigration mean in population ecology?
AIndividuals born in the habitat
BIndividuals entering the habitat
CIndividuals dying in the habitat
DIndividuals leaving the habitat
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Individuals leaving the habitat
Emigration counts the individuals who left the habitat for elsewhere in the given period.
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