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Hydrological alterations threaten freshwater biodiversity in many ways. Select the exception.

Hydrological alterations threaten freshwater biodiversity in many ways. Select the exception.

a. changes in flow rates
b. changes in life histories of aquatic species
c. changes in connectivity
d. changes in habitat that facilitate the introduction and success of non-native species
e. changes in salinity

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Biodiversity encompasses various levels of organization. Select the exception.

a. genetic variation
b. species richness
c. interactions among ecosystems
d. diversity of different ecosystems
e. interactions between biomes

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