What are the three main components of biodiversity?

a. Species diversity, species productivity, and species stability

b. Genetic diversity, species abundance, and species evenness

c. Species richness, species abundance, and species evenness

d. Species diversity, species-area relationship, and species evenness

e. Species diversity, genetic diversity, and habitat diversity

C. Species richness, species abundance, and species evenness

Explanation:

Biodiversity is the variety and variability of all living organisms within a given environment. The main components that contribute to biodiversity are:

1 - Species richness: It takes into account the number of different species present in an area. So the more species, the more richer that place is.

2 - Species evenness: It describes the relative abundance of the different species in an area. That is, the more similar the abundance (quantity) of a species, the more uniform it will be.