Multiple Choice
Witman's studies of marine invertebrate communities demonstrated that in the systems studied
A) local, not regional, processes mostly determine local community species diversity.
B) local species richness levels off at high regional species richness levels.
C) local species richness is determined largely, but not completely, by regional species pools.
D) local processes are unimportant in determining local community species diversity.
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