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3 years ago
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According to the DNR, prior to European settlement, more than 18 million acres of prairie covered the state of Minnesota. With i

ts fertile soil and nutritious grasses, prairies became the basis for an agricultural empire in the state. How does the The Minnesota Biological Survey (1987-2017) and the resulting map aid in your understanding of current species diversity in the state?

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Natasha_Volkova [10]3 years ago
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B) The map presents a visual representation of the reduction of native prairie from 18 million to 250 thousand acres, which therefore represents a huge decline in biodiversity.

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