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Why is species diversity important in an ecosystem?
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Why is species diversity important in an ecosystem?

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you must have diversity to have an ecosystem, If you only have one organism that is considered a population.

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If you think about the food chain, one species gives it's energy to another. So by having a diversity in species, it allows for an ecosystem to form.

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