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Select all that applyHow does a resilient system respond to a disturbance?Multiple select question.Community structure is unaffected.Species diversity is preserved.It maintains its overall identity.It reorganizes its functions immediately.

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Select all that applyHow does a resilient system respond to a disturbance?Multiple select question.Community structure is unaffected.Species diversity is preserved.It maintains its overall identity.It reorganizes its functions immediately.

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A resilient system responds to a disturbance in the following ways:

  • Species diversity is preserved.
  • It maintains its overall identity.
  • It reorganizes its functions immediately.

Please note that a resilient system may undergo changes due to the disturbance, including changes in community structure. However, it has the ability to recover and maintain its function and identity.

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