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(D) The conservation of biodiversity is categorized into three main arguments: $1$. $Narrowly 	ext{ utilitarian}$: Based on direct economic benefits

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(D) The conservation of biodiversity is categorized into three main arguments: $1$. $Narrowly 	ext{ utilitarian}$: Based on direct economic benefits like food,fiber,firewood,and medicines. $2$. $Broadly 	ext{ utilitarian}$: Based on ecosystem services like oxygen production,pollination,and climate regulation. $3$. $Ethical$: Based on the belief that every species has an intrinsic value and a right to exist,regardless of its economic utility to humans. Since the statement emphasizes the 'right to survive' regardless of economic use,it falls under the $Ethical$ argument.

All living beings have equal right to survive irrespective of their known or prospective economic use. This is . . . . . . reason for conservation of biodiversity.

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