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A single species might show high diversi...

A single species might show high diversity over its distributional range at the

A

Genetic level

B

Species level

C

Ecosystem level

D

Both (1) and (2)

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Question**: The question asks about the level at which a single species might show high biodiversity over its distributional range. This means we need to identify how a single species can exhibit diversity in different locations. 2. **Identifying the Levels of Diversity**: - **Genetic Level**: This refers to the variations within a species, such as different genetic traits or varieties. For example, within the species of mango, there are several varieties like Alphonso, Dasheri, etc. - **Species Level**: This level refers to the diversity of different species in a particular area. It does not apply to a single species but rather to multiple species. - **Ecosystem Level**: This level refers to the diversity found within different ecosystems (like forests, deserts, etc.), which again does not pertain to a single species. 3. **Analyzing Each Option**: - **Option 1 (Genetic Level)**: This option is correct because a single species can have various genetic variations across its distribution range. - **Option 2 (Species Level)**: This option is incorrect as it refers to multiple species, not just one. - **Option 3 (Ecosystem Level)**: This option is also incorrect because it refers to different ecosystems and not a single species. - **Option 4**: This option is incorrect for the same reasons as options 2 and 3. 4. **Conclusion**: The correct answer is that a single species might show high biodiversity over its distributional range at the genetic level. **Final Answer**: Option 1 (Genetic Level). ---
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