Biology
Grade-7
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Question

Which among the following communities has higher species diversity?

  1. Community A
  2. Community B
  3. Both  communities have the same species diversity
  4. None of these

hintHint:

Community B

The correct answer is: Community B


    Species diversity is defined as the number of different species present in a place and relative abundance of each of the species. Community B has higher species diversity, because evenness is higher.

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