An ecosystem which can be easily damaged but can recover after some time if its damaging effect stops will have
Correct answer: A. Low stability and high resilience
- A. Low stability and high resilience
- B. High stability and low resilience
- C. Low stability and low resilience
- D. High stability and high resilience.
Explanation
Stability can be defined as the power of a system to be in its state against unfavorable factors and resilience is the capability of regaining its original shape or position after being deformed. An ecosystem that can be damaged easily must also have high resilience.
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