Most scientists would agree that losing 10 percent of the currently classified 1.4 million species would not directly affect the biodiversity of Earth.

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Losing 10 percent of 1.4 million species equates to 140,000 extinctions, which could have significant impacts on the interconnectedness and functioning of ecosystems, ultimately affecting the biodiversity of Earth.

Most Scientists Would Agree That Losing 10 Percent of the Currently