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    Assuming That There Are 20 Million Species on Earth,and That
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Assuming That There Are 20 Million Species on Earth,and That

Question 7

Question 7

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Assuming that there are 20 million species on Earth,and that they are becoming extinct at a rate of 0.1% per year,how many species are we losing each year? 


A)  500 species per year 
B)  2 000 species per year 
C)  10 000 species per year 
D)  20 000 species per year

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