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Explain what happens to species with lower resilience as compared to species with higher levels

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1 answer:
Reika [66]4 years ago
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Answer

Species with lower resilience have less chance to survive.

Explanation

The resilience rate means to recover after destruction. The species having a higher rate of resilience recover fast when undergoing any damage hence have higher chance to survive. The species with lower resilience rate can collapse as a result of any damage to species by any internal factor such as disease or external factors such as food or climate change.

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