Now, suppose a species of bird lives in the parks in these seven protected parks. These birds will fly among forest patches, but will only cross a maximum of 3 km of disturbed forest. The forest habitat that the birds require is disturbed by the edge effect that penetrates 1 km into the forest that you considered in questions 1 and 2. Based on this information about the birds' movement preferences and the extent of edge effects, which patches could the birds move among? Circle the clusters of patches on figure 2 above. In other words, using figure 2 determine which parks would form isolated populations. Question 3: How many isolated populations of this bird species would you expect to find among the parks? A) The birds in this area would form 1 population B) The birds in this area would form 2 isolated populations C) The birds in this area would form 3 isolated populations D) The birds in this area would form 4 isolated populations