Nonmarket services related to biodiversity are often difficult to estimate because they
A) provide no important benefits to humans.
B) involve noncharismatic organisms.
C) cannot easily be assigned a dollar value.
D) occur in areas separate from human activities.
E) cost more to preserve than market services.

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Nonmarket services related to biodiversity, such as ecosystem services or intrinsic value, have no clear market value and are often difficult to quantify in terms of monetary value. Other options do not accurately describe the challenges of estimating nonmarket services related to biodiversity.

Nonmarket Services Related to Biodiversity Are Often Difficult to Estimate