An ecologist might subdivide a community on the basis of any of the following factors except
A) its guilds.
B) its number of species.
C) trophic levels in its food web.
D) its taxonomic groups.
E) its functional groups.

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The number of species in a community is a measure of its biodiversity rather than a basis for subdividing it. Subdivisions are typically based on roles or relationships within the ecosystem, such as guilds, trophic levels, taxonomic groups, or functional groups.

An Ecologist Might Subdivide a Community on the Basis of Any