How could the loss of biodiversity affect humans? it may cause an increase in the human population as competition is reduced. it may lead to the loss of potential medicines, foods, and products. it could lead to a decrease in infectious and other diseases that affect humans. it could cause a decrease in the amount of pollutants on the planet.

The loss of biodiversity could not cause and increase in human population because people need other animals and plants to survive.

The loss of biodiversity could lead to the loss of potential medicines, foods and products because many if not all, medicines, foods, and products are made from other biodiversity

The loss of biodiversity could lead to the decrease in infectious and other diseases because some animals such as ticks can cause diseases such as lime disease. It could also increase diseases due to lack of medicines.

The loss of biodiversity could cause a decrease in pollutants, such as bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and even some pollinating caterpillars. because as a part of losing biodiversity on the planet, these animals would be gone, unable to pollinate.

I would say your answer is "B"  The loss of biodiversity could lead to the loss of potential medicines, foods and products.

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The correct answer is a. we know this because n (hap) + n (hap) = 2n (dip).