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Species Diversity

Species diversity means the differences between species (both domesticate d and wild). It is the most visible component of biodiversity as implied by the word ‘species' which literally means outward or visible form. This is why we often tend to describe biological diversity in terms of the number of species in a particular area or at the global level.


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