Multiple Choice
Analysis by McKee and colleagues of changes in human growth rates and population density and the effects of those changes on biodiversity indicates:
A) human population growth rates are correlated with numbers of threatened species.
B) increases in human population density are strongly correlated with numbers of threatened species.
C) species extinction rates are not expected to increase with human population densities.
D) both A and B
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