Human-built or human-modified ecosystems that may have species and habitats that have never occurred together,designed to conserve biodiversity,are known as
A)patch dynamics.
B)seres.
C)anthropocenes.
D)ecological successions.
E)novel ecosystems.

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The term "novel ecosystems" describes ecosystems that have been altered by humans in ways that have brought together species and habitats that may not have occurred together naturally. These ecosystems are designed to conserve biodiversity, but they are not natural and are often characterized by the presence of non-native species. Patch dynamics refers to the pattern of disturbance and recovery in natural ecosystems, seres and ecological successions refer to the process of natural change over time as an ecosystem evolves. Anthropocenes refers to the current geological epoch, characterized by significant impact of human activities on the Earth's ecosystems.

Human-Built or Human-Modified Ecosystems That May Have Species and Habitats