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How will a microscopic model of an ecosystem differ from a large-scale system? Microscopic models move at a much faster rate than large-scale systems. Ecosystem relationships cannot be observed in a microscopic
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How will a microscopic model of an ecosystem differ from a large-scale system?

Microscopic models move at a much faster rate than large-scale systems.

Ecosystem relationships cannot be observed in a microscopic model.

Ecological hierarchy levels are structured differently in microscopic models.

Biospheres in microscopic models will not change at all like they do in large-scale systems.

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Answer: A - Microscopic models move at a much faster rate than large-scale systems.

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