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Which reasons for conserving biodiversity are termed "narrowly utilitarian"?

  • A Direct economic use
  • B a plain ethical duty
  • C only ecosystem services
  • D some pure aesthetic joy

Correct answer: A. Direct economic use

Explanation: Narrowly utilitarian arguments stress direct economic benefits from nature.

Concept context

Levels of biodiversity, species richness patterns, threats (HIPPO), and conservation strategies. Always in NEET.

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