Adult frogs are vulnerable to dehydration because of their highly permeable skins. Unlike large adult frogs, small adult frogs have such a low ratio of body weight to skin surface area that they cannot survive in arid climates. The animals' moisture requirements constitute the most important factor determining where frogs can live in the Yucatan peninsula, which has an arid climate in the north and a wet climate in the south. The information above most strongly supports which one of the following conclusions about frogs in the Yucatan peninsula? ['Fewer small adult frogs live in the south than do large adult frogs.', 'Large adult frogs can live in more of the area than small adult frogs can.', 'Small adult frogs in the south have less permeable skins than small adult frogs in the north.', 'Large adult frogs cannot coexist with small adult frogs in the wet areas.']