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Which of the following explains the difference between conservation and preservation? Conservation is the management of habitats; preservation is the management of resources. Conservation is the management
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Which of the following explains the difference between conservation and preservation?

Conservation is the management of habitats; preservation is the management of resources.
Conservation is the management of renewable resources; preservation is the management of nonrenewable resources.
Conservation is the practice of managing resources; preservation is the act of keeping resources undamaged.
Conservation is the act of keeping resources undamaged; preservation is the practice of managing resources.

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Answer: The correct answer is Conservation is the practice of managing resources; preservation is the act of keeping resources undamaged.

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