Human-Caused Changes in Ecological Communities Can Be Considered Unique Because

question 4

Multiple Choice

Human-caused changes in ecological communities can be considered unique because

• A) humans have control over the actions that might cause the changes.
• B) human-caused changes are always more severe than natural changes.
• C) human-caused changes almost always benefit the existing community.
• D) human-caused changes almost always modify the regional climate.

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