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    The View of Communities as Species Responding Independently to the Underlying
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The View of Communities as Species Responding Independently to the Underlying

Question 2

Question 2

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The view of communities as species responding independently to the underlying features of the environment, rather than being interdependent, is referred to as the ________ concept of communities.


A) autogenic
B) organismal
C) individualistic, or continuum
D) allogenic

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