In your textbook, read about biodiversity. Complete the graphic organizer. These terms may be used more than once: biodiversity, ecosystem, species, variety of ecosystems present, variety of genes in a population. Three Types of Diversity 1. 2. genetic defined as defined as defined as 3. 4. species in a biological community contribute to economic, aesthetic, and scientific value of biodiversity

In your textbook, read about biodiversity. Complete the graphic organizer. These terms may be used more than once: biodiversity, ecosystem, species, variety of ecosystems present, variety of genes in a population. Three Types of Diversity 1. 2. genetic defined as defined as defined as 3. 4. species in a biological community contribute to economic, aesthetic, and scientific value of biodiversity

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