Fire suppression by humans
A) will always result in an increase in species diversity in a given biome.
B) can change the species composition within biological communities.
C) will result in fewer trees in savannas.
D) is necessary to maintain species composition in grassland and chaparral.

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Fire suppression by humans can lead to changes in the species composition of a biological community, as some species may become dominant without the natural role of fire. The other options are incorrect as fire suppression can actually result in a decrease in species diversity, and it is not necessary to maintain species composition in grasslands and chaparrals. The answer also does not involve the option of fewer trees in savannas.

Fire Suppression by Humans