Multiple Choice
Why don't scientists know the exact number of species on Earth?
A) because about 10,000 new species are identified each year.
B) because species are becoming extinct at a rate that is too fast to count
C) because the system used to define what constitutes a species keeps changing
D) because historical records are inaccurate
E) Scientists do know. There are 1.8 million existing species on Earth
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