QUESTION 10Species are unevenly distributed around the planet, which best describes this distribution pattern?O more species along the coasts and less as you move to the interior of the continentsO more species near the equator and less as you move toward the polesmore species in the continental interiors and less as you move to the coastsO more species in higher elevations and less species in lower elevationsClick Save amd Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.O O O

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QUESTION 10 Species are unevenly distributed around the planet, which best describes this distribution pattern? O more species along the coasts and less as you move to the interior of the continents more species near the equator and less as you move toward the poles O more species in the continental interiors and less as you move to the coasts O more species in higher elevations and less species in lower elevations

QUESTION 10 Species are unevenly distributed around the planet, which best describes this distribution pattern? O more species along the coasts and less as you move to the interior of the continents more species near the equator and less as you move toward the poles O more species in the continental interiors and less as you move to the coasts O more species in higher elevations and less species in lower elevations

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