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How aré species related to the concept of biodiversity?
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How aré species related to the concept of biodiversity?

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Species are diverse because there are so many and they are all different. Each species is biologically diverse from another. Biodiversity leads to adaptations and natural selection

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Species are biodiversity, biodiversity is part of natural thing. Different species and plants are biodiversity, but it's concept contains many things. There are formed in a world of nature.
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