Biology, asked by Chandumuramalla1817, 1 year ago

Why is it so important to a species for members to survive?

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Answered by Anonymous

It is so important to a species for the members to survive because if there are no members in the particular species then that species will become extinct.

Answered by ganieZubair

to maintain ecological balance

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