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Which of the following conclusions is most consistent with the data shown in Figure 2?AAnimals that spend 3 to 5 days in ARD are more likely to survive periods of food scarcity than are animals that spend 13 to 15 days in ARDBAnimals that spend 30 days in ARD live significantly longer after reintroduction of food than animals that spend only 3 days in ARDCThe number of days an animal spends in ARD does not significantly affect its time of survival after reintroduction of food.DThe large standard errors of the means make conclusions from the data impossible.
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