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The survival of every currently existing species isn’t necessary for biodiversity, because the ecological roles that must be occupied for there to be life on Earth can be satisfied by multiple species.

The conclusion rejects that the survival of every current species is necessary for biodiversity: “biodiversity does not require the survival of every currently existing species.”

This rephrases the conclusion: The author believes that the survival of every current species is not necessary for biodiversity:

This is context. It provides background that is important for understanding the premise, which is that many of these niches can be filled by more than one species.

This is context. While important for understanding the overall argument, it is not the conclusion.

This is a premise. It provides support for why biodiversity does not require every currently existing species to survive.

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