Asked by
Molly Cormier
on Oct 28, 2024Verified
The continuous, low-level extinction rate of species is sometimes called:
A) mass extinction.
B) minimal extinction.
C) selective extinction.
D) temporal extinction.
E) background extinction.
Background Extinction
The continuous, low-level extinction of species that has occurred throughout much of the history of life. Compare with mass extinction.
Continuous
A term used to describe a non-interrupted or unbroken series, sequence, or progression.
Low-Level
Referring to a minimal or reduced amount or degree in a given context.
- Understand the influence of environmental and biological factors in causing species extinction.
Verified Answer
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the influence of environmental and biological factors in causing species extinction.
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