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Read the following given examples: (i)...

Read the following given examples:
(i) Plant - pollinator mutualism.
(ii) Lichen.
(iii) African catfish during aquaculture.
(iv) Nile perch and Cichlid fish.
Which out of these options CORRECTLY gives the example of 'Co - extinction' as a cause of biodiversity loss ?

A

(i) ,(ii)

B

(ii),(iii)

C

(iii),(iv)

D

(i),(iii)

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