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The best explanation for change in distribution of Chthamalus observed $3$ months after removal of larger Balanus individuals is that

Balanus feeds on Chthamalus larvae. Balanus does not reproduce as quickly as Chthamalus. Balanus has less tolerance for wet conditions. Balanus adults are mobile.

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The best explanation for change in distribution of Chthamalus observed 3 months after removal of larger Balanus individuals is that

Balanus feeds on Chthamalus larvae.

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