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The number of different species in a community describes its a. endemic species. b. threatened species. c. species richness. d. invasive species. e. ecosystem services.

The number of different species in a community describes its a. endemic species. b. threatened species. c. species richness. d. invasive species. e. ecosystem services.
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The number of different species in a community describes its

a. endemic species.

b. threatened species.

c. species richness.

d. invasive species.

e. ecosystem services.

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e.ecosystem services.
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