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Modeling Species Richness During Succession
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Which of the following is an example of a function that models the change in species richness over time in an ecosystem undergoing succession?

A

An exponential function, $$R(t) = 50 * e^{0.1 * t}$$, that continuously increases species richness.

B

A constant function, $$R(t) = 50$$, indicating unchanging species richness over time.

C

A quadratic function, $$R(t) = -2 * (t - 10)^2 + 50$$, that increases to a maximum and then declines.

D

A linear function, $$R(t) = 3 * t + 20$$, which lacks a peak representing decline.

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