Which of the following systems is the MOST stable in terms of species composition and distribution?
A)populations
B)communities
C)ecosystems
D)biomes
E)trophic pyramids

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Biomes are large areas characterized by a consistent climate and biotic factors, such as dominant vegetation and animal life. Due to their size and uniformity, they tend to have more stable species composition and distribution than smaller systems like populations, communities, and ecosystems. Trophic pyramids are simply models used to illustrate energy flow and nutrient cycling within ecosystems, not systems themselves.

Which of the Following Systems Is the MOST Stable in Terms