Keystone Species and Ecosystem Stability
How does the concept of keystone species challenge traditional views of ecosystem stability and biodiversity conservation?
A
It proposes that ecosystem stability is primarily determined by abiotic factors rather than species interactions.
B
It indicates that biodiversity conservation should focus exclusively on apex predators in all ecosystems.
C
It suggests that all species contribute equally to ecosystem stability, contradicting the idea of species-specific conservation efforts.
D
It demonstrates that a single species can have disproportionate effects on ecosystem structure and function, regardless of its abundance.
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