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A forest is cut down to plant a field of corn. how will this affect the biodiversity of the area?
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A forest is cut down to plant a field of corn. how will this affect the biodiversity of the area?

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there won’t be any life in that forest anymore
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well if the forest is no longer there the life within the forest will no longer be able to survive so that eliminates a group of living things in the area causing less diversity

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