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1pt Which of the following life processes is not necessary for an individual organism to survive, but is necessary for the survival of the species? A. digestion B. respiration C. regulation D. reproduction
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1pt Which of the following life processes is not necessary for an individual organism to survive, but is necessary for the survival of the species?

A. digestion
B. respiration
C. regulation
D. reproduction

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D. reproduction

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If the species doesn't reproduce they die out or become extinct.

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