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Biology, 06.12.2019 08:31 jjj1931

Suppose the climate in a habitat changes. over time, the amount of precipitation decreases by 20 percent. how will this most likely
affect the habitat?
a. the organisms living in the habitat will not be affected by the change in climate
b. all of the organisms living in the habitat will become extinct
c. species adapted to drier environments will replace species less suited to the new climate
d. the amount of biodiversity in the habitat will increase as the amount of precipitation decreases.

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