The grаph is titled Wоlf аnd Elk Pоpulаtiоn Sizes in Yellowstone National Park. The horizontal axis is labeled Year, and has values from left to right of 1993 to 2006. Each year is represented with a tick mark, and the years 1995, 2000, and 2006 are labeled appropriately. The left vertical axis is labeled Wolf Population and has values from bottom to top of 0 to 20 in increments of five. The right vertical axis is labeled Elk Population and has values from bottom to top of 0 to 120, in increments of 20. Two separate lines with points are shown on the graph. The first line is dashed and is labeled Elk. The second line is solid and is labeled Wolves. The approximate values of each respective line are as follows. Year, 1993; Elk Population, 90. Year, 1993; Wolf Population, 2. Year, 1994; Elk Population, 95. Year, 1994; Wolf Population, 2. Year, 1995; Elk Population, 80. Year, 1995; Wolf Population, 2. Year, 1996; Elk Population, 75. Year, 1996; Wolf Population, 6. Year, 1997; Elk Population, 60. Year, 1997; Wolf Population, 7. Year, 1998; Elk Population, 55. Year, 1998; Wolf Population, 8. Year, 1999; Elk Population, 57. Year, 1999; Wolf Population, 11. Year, 2000; Elk Population, 70. Year, 2000; Wolf Population, 10. Year, 2001; Elk Population, 60. Year, 2001; Wolf Population, 16. Year, 2002; Elk Population, 55. Year, 2002; Wolf Population, 17. Year, 2003; Elk Population, 40. Year, 2003; Wolf Population, 18. Year, 2004; Elk Population, 38. Year, 2004; Wolf Population, 22. Year, 2005; Elk Population, 44. Year, 2005; Wolf Population, 18. Year, 2006; Elk Population, 28. Year, 2006; Wolf Population, 12. Figure 1. Wolf and Elk Population Sizes in Yellowstone National Park The graph is titled Browsing of Aspen in Yellowstone National Park. The horizontal axis is labeled Year, and has values from left to right of 1993 to 2006. Each year is represented with a tick mark, and the years 1995, 2000, and 2006 are labeled appropriately. The vertical axis is labeled Percent Aspen Browsed and has values from bottom to top of 0 to 100 in increments of twenty. Two separate lines with points are shown on the graph. The first line is dashed and is labeled Riparian. The second line is solid and is labeled Uplands. The approximate values of each respective line are as follows. Year, 1998; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 98. Year, 1998; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 98. Year, 1999; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 98. Year, 1999; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 96. Year, 2000; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 96. Year, 2000; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 93. Year, 2001; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 95. Year, 2001; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 85. Year, 2002; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 93. Year, 2002; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 83. Year, 2003; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 91. Year, 2003; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 81. Year, 2004; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 87. Year, 2004; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 48. Year, 2005; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 73. Year, 2005; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 25. Year, 2006; Percent Aspen Browsed in Uplands, 65. Year, 2006; Percent Aspen Browsed in Riparian, 16. Figure 2. Browsing of Aspen in Yellowstone National Park The graph is titled Growth of Aspen in Yellowstone National Park. The horizontal axis is labeled Year, and has values from left to right of 1993 to 2006. Each year is represented with a tick mark, and the years 1995, 2000, and 2006 are labeled appropriately. The vertical axis is labeled Aspen Height in centimeters, and has values from bottom to top of 0 to 250 in increments of fifty. Two separate lines with points are shown on the graph. The first line is dashed and is labeled Riparian. The second line is solid and is labeled Uplands. The approximate values of each respective line are as follows. Year, 1998; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 35. Year, 1998; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 35. Year, 1999; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 32. Year, 1999; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 38. Year, 2000; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 29. Year, 2000; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 48. Year, 2001; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 35. Year, 2001; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 58. Year, 2002; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 45. Year, 2002; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 75. Year, 2003; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 50. Year, 2003; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 95. Year,2004; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 70. Year, 2004; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 135. Year, 2005; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 90. Year, 2005; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 180. Year, 2006; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Uplands, 120. Year, 2006; Aspen Height in Centimeters in Riparian, 225. Figure 3. Growth of Aspen in Yellowstone National Park Wolves, a top predator, were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in 1995 after a 50-year absence. In a multiyear study, the numbers of wolves and elk were monitored. The data are shown in Figure 1. In two different environments scientists monitored the percent of aspen trees browsed by herbivores (Figure 2) as well as the growth of the trees (Figure 3). The upland environments consist mostly of flat forested areas. The riparian environments are areas along streams with steep, wooded banks. The graph above represents the number of individuals in a population of wolves and in a population of moose observed in the same isolated geographic area over a 40-year period, from 1955 through 1995. Which of the following statements about the two populations is best supported by the information presented in the graph?
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