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Biology, 10.06.2021 15:30, Thelazysandwich

When considering ecosystem biodiversity, why would it be dangerous to treat each ecosystem as an isolated environment? 1. each ecosystem has a constant and consistent number of predators
2. rainfall is global occurrence that impacts every ecosystem on the planet
3. environmental conditions appearing in one ecosystem may appear in another
4. there are complex interactions that take place between ecosystems

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