2.What level of biodiversity is most commonly equated with the different organisms
A. Genetic diversity
C. Ecosystem diversity
D. Morphological diversity
B. Species diversity

3.Which of the following choices correctly describes the biological concept of species

A. This concept does not apply to asexual organisms.
B. Members of a species have a single gene pool.
C. Members of the same species can interbreed.
D. All of these choices describe the biological species concept correctly.

4.Which of the following explains species richness?

A. It is the number of species in the community.
B. It is the number of endangered species in a community.
C. It is the number of resources each species has in a community.
D. It is the number of species in a community and how they are distributed among other
species.
5.Why is biodiversity important to ecosystems?

A. It increases at each level of the food chain.
B. It helps populations adapt to ecological changes.
C. It is the number of resources each species has in a community.
D. it is the number of species in a community and how they are distributed among other
species

6.Which of the two communities is species richness greater: Community A with 50 species that can all be found equally within 10 km radius of the area or community B spread across
the same area that has 50 species also but 5% of the individuals are very rare species?

A. Community B with rare species.
B. Community A where species can be found equally.
C. Species richness is the same in both communities
D. There is not enough information given to answer the question​