Species-Area Relationship Calculation
The species-area relationship, which models the number of species (S) on an island based on its area (A), is given by the equation S = cA^z. If one island is 100 times larger than another and z = 0.3, approximately how many times more species are expected on the larger island?
A
About 30 times as many species
B
About 100 times as many species
C
About 10 times as many species
D
About 4 times as many species
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