The term "biodiversity" refers to select one:

a. a study of ecosystems without consideration of the living organisms.

b. the similarities between species.

c. the rate of extinction of species due to human activities.

d. the total number of species, variation of species, and the ecosystems in which they live.

e. the study of food chains within an ecosystem.

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Danica Vance

14 July, 01:13

The term "biodiversity" refers to select one:

a. a study of ecosystems without consideration of the living organisms.

b. the similarities between species.

c. the rate of extinction of species due to human activities.

d. the total number of species, variation of species, and the ecosystems in which they live.

e. the study of food chains within an ecosystem.

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Kassandra Jennings · Answer 1

D. Biodiversity refers to the number of distinct species in an existence in an environment or in a region, or essentially how "diverse" the biology in an ecosystem is.