alleryStart learning →A keystone species typically has what kind of biomass compared with its community role?
AHigh biomass, minor role
BLow biomass, large role
CHigh biomass, large role
DLow biomass, minor role
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Low biomass, large role
Keystone species hold many food web links, so their effect is much larger than their small share of biomass suggests.
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