Which of the following is (are) likely reasons for the migration of native species from an area?A forest fire destroys a section of forest on the east side of a river.There is increased competition for limited resourcesIndividuals are separated from the rest of their population. I only I and II only I, II, and III II and III only

All of the options (I, II, and III) can be likely reasons for the migration of native species from an area.

I. A forest fire destroys a section of forest on the east side of a river: This can cause migration as the habitat of the species is destroyed, forcing them to move to a new location for survival.

II. There is increased competition for limited resources: When resources become scarce, species often migrate to areas where those resources are more abundant.

III. Individuals are separated from the rest of their population: This can lead to migration as species often move to join larger groups for better survival chances.

So, the answer is I, II, and III.