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Question of the Day: AP Environmental Science

Which of the following is not a reason for the fragility of desert ecosystems?

Top predators are usually not checked in growth and can grow exponentially

There is a lack of water

Plant growth is slow

Nutrients are slow to cycle through the ecosystem

There is a low species diversity

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