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What is the critical mass of a species? A) the number of individuals that must exist for a species to continue B) the weight of all representatives of a species C) the weight of the last representative
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What is the critical mass of a species?

A) the number of individuals that must exist for a species to continue
B) the weight of all representatives of a species
C) the weight of the last representative of a species

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The answer would be The number of individuals that must exist for a species to continue:)
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A. the number of individuals that must exist for a species to continue

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