Question

which of the following correctly relates biodiversity, niches, and stability of ecosystems? the more biodiversity there is an ecosystem, the fewer niches there are and the less stable an ecosystem. the more biodiversity there is an ecosystem, the more niches there are and the less stable an ecosystem. the more biodiversity there is an ecosystem, the more niches there are and the more stable an ecosystem.

Explanation:

Biodiversity refers to the variety of life in an ecosystem. More biodiversity means more different species, which often leads to more niches (the role or function of an organism in its environment). A greater number of niches and species can make an ecosystem more stable as there are more interactions and redundancies. For example, if one species is affected by a disturbance, another species in a similar niche may be able to take over its role.

Answer:

The more biodiversity there is an ecosystem, the more niches there are and the more stable an ecosystem.