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Published on: August 13, 2026
Which of these is not a narrowly utilitarian argument for conserving biodiversity?
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Narrowly utilitarian values include direct uses like food, medicine, and construction materials. Pollination is an ecosystem service (indirect use), not a direct consumptive use.
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