SOLUTION: Assume that the Serengeti (a very large national park in the Eastern Africa country
of Tanzania) is losing species at the same rate as Yellowstone National Park. If thirty
years
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Question 1208290: Assume that the Serengeti (a very large national park in the Eastern Africa country
of Tanzania) is losing species at the same rate as Yellowstone National Park. If thirty
years from now when your grandchild (if you have any) and you visit the Serengeti and
you observe 100 species, how many species would you observe if you were to go there
today?
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