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Which term is used to describe all the different populations that live in a habitat? Adaptation Genetic diversity Natural selection Species diversity
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Which term is used to describe all the different populations that live in a habitat?

Adaptation
Genetic diversity
Natural selection
Species diversity

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The answer is D

Species diversity

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Species diversity is the answer. It is referring to the different species in a community, a.k.a., the different populations within a habitat.
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