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How does the size of a landmass relate to species diversity?
Larger landmasses have greater diversity.
The size of a landmass is unrelated to species diversity.
Larger landmasses have less diversity.
How does the size of a landmass relate to species diversity?
Larger landmasses have greater diversity.
The size of a landmass is unrelated to species diversity.
Larger landmasses have less diversity.
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GPT 3.5
Larger landmasses generally have greater species diversity compared to smaller landmasses. This is because larger land areas provide more habitat diversity and ecological niches for different species to thrive in. Additionally, larger landmasses usually have more varied environmental conditions, which can lead to the evolution of a greater number of species that are specially adapted to those conditions.