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Re: CR: Sea Otters - GMATPrep [#permalink]
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A. killer whales prayed on see otters as seals and see lions were declined.
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Re: CR: Sea Otters - GMATPrep [#permalink]
A is the clear winner.

It provides reason that whales are responsible for decline and not due to disease
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A it must be.
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Re: CR: Sea Otters - GMATPrep [#permalink]
Why is B incorrect though? Doesn't it weaken (contradict) the argument by saying that the population actually didn't decline but that there was a migration of sea otters?
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Re: CR: Sea Otters - GMATPrep [#permalink]
A..
Not B because - conclusion is that its desease that decreased the population..
So we have to weaken this statement.. A does a better job..
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Why is B incorrect though? Doesn't it weaken (contradict) the argument by saying that the population actually didn't decline but that there was a migration of sea otters?


Definitely A here...

B is incorrect because it deals with general 1980s... vs... the argument talks about late 1980s
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Re: CR: Sea Otters - GMATPrep [#permalink]
and the OA is A
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B is incorrect because it deals with general 1980s... vs... the argument talks about late 1980s


I didn't notice that .. Good point..
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Only (A) hints of another cause of the decline in the otter population. (Actually, they were probably hunted for their pelts :twisted: )



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