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In the rivet popper analogy, the rivets of the aeroplane represent what?
AEcosystems
BSpecies
CHabitats
DNutrients
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Species
The aeroplane is the ecosystem and each rivet is a species, so removing many weakens the whole.
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