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The view that every species has intrinsic value, even without economic use, is the
ANarrowly utilitarian view
BBroadly utilitarian view
CBioprospecting value view
DEthical view of species
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Ethical view of species
The ethical argument holds that we owe care to every species for its own sake.
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