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 | Every living organism is uniquely suited to fulfill a role within its ecosystem. | | | Every living organism is uniquely suited to fulfill a role within its ecosystem. | |
 | Biological diversity directly impacts the stability of an ecosystem. | | | Biological diversity directly impacts the stability of an ecosystem. | |
 +| Species must be able to adapt to changes within their ecosystem in order to survive. | |
 +| The degree of specialization of a species can cause it to become threatened, endangered, or extinct. | |
 +| Animal species can be classified as generalists or specialists in their eating habits. | |
 +| Habitat destruction can lead to species loss or termination. | |
 +| The intervention of humans has influenced the survival of species through management practices. | |
 +| Human endeavors and changes in natural cycles have caused species to become threatened, endangered, or extinct. | |
 +| Environmental laws and regulations have been implemented in an attempt to protect species diversity. | |
 +| Human health is affected by pollution. | |
 +| Pollution sources can be categorized as either point or non-point. | |
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