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Which of the following is consistent with forest fragmentation research?
A) Productivity is the same in both fragmented forests and forest interiors.
B) Edge communities consistently have low species diversity.
C) Forest-interior species show declines in small patch communities.
D) New-edge species that migrate in do not seem to compete with forest species and often increase biodiversity in fragmented forests.
E) Species diversity is always lower in fragmented forests when compared to forest interiors in the same region.



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I recall doing this last year, it's C, bye bye!



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