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Unit 8 – Ecology
Topic 8.6
What is the difference between a keystone species and a flagship species?
A keystone species is one that is used as a symbol to raise awareness of conservation efforts, while a flagship species is essential to the functioning of an ecosystem
A keystone species is essential to the functioning of an ecosystem, while a flagship species is used as a symbol to raise awareness of conservation efforts
A keystone species is an indicator of ecosystem health, while a flagship species is a predator at the top of the food chain
A keystone species is a rare and endangered species, while a flagship species is common and widespread
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