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How is an ecosystem with only a few types of species like a stock portfolio with one kind of stock?
Group of answer choices
If conditions become unfavorable, both may crash.
An ecosystem with fewer species is more likely to thrive.
An ecosystem with one species is likely to split into multiple species.
If conditions become unfavorable, both have a better chance of thriving.
Group of answer choices
If conditions become unfavorable, both may crash.
An ecosystem with fewer species is more likely to thrive.
An ecosystem with one species is likely to split into multiple species.
If conditions become unfavorable, both have a better chance of thriving.
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**If conditions become unfavorable, both may crash.**
Both an ecosystem with only a few types of species and a stock portfolio with one kind of stock are vulnerable to risks. If unfavorable conditions occur—like environmental changes for the ecosystem or market downturns for the stock—both could suffer significant declines or "crash" due to their lack of diversity and resilience.
**If conditions become unfavorable, both may crash.**
Both an ecosystem with only a few types of species and a stock portfolio with one kind of stock are vulnerable to risks. If unfavorable conditions occur—like environmental changes for the ecosystem or market downturns for the stock—both could suffer significant declines or "crash" due to their lack of diversity and resilience.
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