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Why do biologists measure the number of trophic levels in an ecosystem?

A. To find new treatments for diseases
B. To make it helpful for humans
C. To see if it has any food chains
D. To check its stability and health

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I think it's D

They measure the number of trophic levels to check its stability and health

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