What Is the Primary Goal of Conservation Biology

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Multiple Choice

What is the primary goal of conservation biology?

• A)management of the Earth's biodiversity
• B)discovery of new sources of food and medicines
• C)preservation of crucial habitat for the benefit of multiple species
• D)balance the needs of the human population against the rest of the species on Earth
• E)identify the most endangered and threatened species so efforts can be made to protect them

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