Which of the following is an example of a consumptive trait-mediated indirect effect? Rinderpest kills wildebeest, causing grass to flourish Otters kill sea urchins, causing kelp to flourish Trematode-infected snails eat less macroalgae, causing macroalgae to flourish None of the above
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Rinderpest kills wildebeest, causing grass to flourish: This is a direct effect, as the disease directly affects the wildebeest population, which in turn affects the grass population. Show more…
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