Which species has a more imminent danger of extinction throughout all of its range?
A)endangered species
B)threatened species
C)endemic species
D)invasive species
E)indigenous species

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Endangered species are at a higher risk of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of their range compared to the other categories listed. Threatened species are at risk but not as immediately as endangered species. Endemic species are native to a specific place but not necessarily at immediate risk of extinction. Invasive species are those introduced to a new area where they may thrive, often at the expense of native species, but are not themselves at high risk of extinction. Indigenous species are native to an area but, like endemic species, are not classified based on their risk of extinction.

Which Species Has a More Imminent Danger of Extinction Throughout