Question 9 • Environmental Science A
Species in the same ecosystem do not all have the same distribution patterns; each species occupies areas suited to its needs and may have different seasonal or breeding ranges. The other statements are true: a native range excludes human-introduced areas, some species use particular areas only to breed, and seasonal ranges are occupied during part of the year. Therefore, the statement that is not true is “All the organisms in an ecosystem share distribution patterns.”
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