SAT Evidence Question
| Species | Continent | Distance(km) | Measurement method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mule deer | North America | 772 | RTD |
| Caribou | North America | 3,807 | GPS |
| Gray wolf | North America | 2,155 | GPS |
| White-eared kob | Africa | 400 | RTD |
Reported Annual Travel Distances in Four Studies of Migrating Animal Populations Some studies of migrating animals measure how far the animals travel in a year by fitting individuals with GPS tracking collars. O her studies track annual round-trip distance (RTD), which is equal to double the distance separating the two habitats a population migrates between each year. A researcher argues that since GPS records all of an animal's movements, using the GPS method to track a population would result in significantly higher recorded travel distances than using the RTD method would. For example, it's very likely that the distance reported for the Which choice most effectively uses data from the table to complete the example?
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