Question

a geographer examines a map showing the presence of monarch butterfly lists in florida. what information could the geographer collect by changing the scale to look at the presence of monarch butterflies across the nation?
how various regional climates determine the locations of butterfly populations
how various countries fare in providing a safe haven for the endangered species
how the number of butterflies in florida compares to numbers in the other states
how the number of monarch butterflies differs from region to region in the state

Explanation:

The geographer is looking at monarch butterfly locations in Florida and wants to expand to a national - scale view. The first option is about regional climates and butterfly populations which is too broad for the initial focus on monarchs in Florida. The second option is about countries providing safe havens for endangered species which is not relevant as the focus is on a national view of monarch butterflies in the US. The third option compares Florida's butterfly numbers to other states, but the initial focus is on monarchs specifically. The fourth option focuses on how the number of monarch butterflies varies from region to region within the state, which can be scaled up to understand national patterns.

Answer:

how the number of monarch butterflies varies from region to region in the state