Bill is a fisherman on the gulf coast, and he has noticed that over the past several years, the shrimp population has grown smaller. he wants to come up with a way to keep fishing for shrimp, but at the same time, he doesn't want the shrimp numbers to drop any further. how could bill accomplish this? a) keep fishing for shrimp, but at a different location. b) stop fishing for shrimp to let the population rebound. c) keep fishing for shrimp, but start fishing for other fish as well. d) keep fishing for shrimp, but at a rate that lets the shrimp population start to grow again.

D) Keep fishing for shrimp, but at a rate that lets the shrimp population start to grow again

Explanation:

D) Keep fishing for shrimp, but at a rate that lets the shrimp population start to grow again is the correct option. As it is given in the situation, that the shrimp population has grown smaller. But at the same time he wants to keep the fishing process continue. To keep in balance over the overall population size of the krill species it will be better that the shrimp population is allowed to grow in number by reproduction of numerous members and fishing practice should stop for sometime.

d i think its   answer d

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