Question

Which statements describe the relationship between the area and the biodiversity of an ecosystem? Check all that apply. Large ecosystems always have higher biodiversity than smaller ecosystems. A large area of a forest will likely have higher biodiversity than a smaller area of the same forest. A half acre of rainforest would likely have greater biodiversity than a full acre of desert. Small ecosystems always have low biodiversity. The same area of two different types of ecosystems will have the same biodiversity.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answers are B. A large area of a forest will likely have higher biodiversity than a smaller area of the same forest.

C. A half acre of rainforest would likely have greater biodiversity than a full acre of desert.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

A large area of a forest will likely have higher biodiversity than a smaller area of the same forest.

A half acre of rainforest would likely have greater biodiversity than a full acre of desert.

Explanation:

biodiversity of an ecosystem can be simply explain as the variability that exist in the ecosystem. These are difference that exist between living organism in terms of their habitat, their species and so on. However there exist different relationship between the area of ecosystem and the biodiversity of an ecosystem such that An ecosystem with large area of a forest will likely have higher biodiversity than a smaller area of the same forest.

Another one is that A half acre of rainforest would likely have greater biodiversity than a full acre of desert.