A decline in the number of burrowing owls, to the point that they are listed as threatened or endangered in several states, has been found to be related to a decline in numbers of
A) arthropods.
B) cattle.
C) coyotes.
D) prairie dogs.

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The decline in the number of burrowing owls is related to a decline in numbers of prairie dogs. Burrowing owls often inhabit burrows made by prairie dogs, and a decrease in prairie dog populations can lead to a loss of habitat for the owls.

A Decline in the Number of Burrowing Owls, to the Point