Environment & Ecology · Biodiversity
What does the term 'biodiversity' scientifically refer to?
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- 1The rate of human population growth relative to available urban land area.
- 2The estimated total volume of fossil fuel reserves remaining inside the Earth's crust.
- 3The variety and variability of all life forms within a given ecosystem, biome, or the entire planet.✓
- 4The total count of individual animals belonging to a single species in a specific zone.
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The variety and variability of all life forms within a given ecosystem, biome, or the entire planet.
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