Species richness results in increased numbers of functional groups,or niches,in a community,because having more species

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When there are more species in a community, it is more likely that there will be groups of species that have complementary niches, meaning they are able to occupy different positions in the community and use different resources. This leads to an increase in the number of functional groups or niches within the community, allowing for greater diversity and stability. The other options (A, B, D, and E) do not necessarily lead to an increase in functional groups or niches.

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