Geography

Aleah Petersen

15 April, 03:53

Which statement about ecosystems is true?

1. Ecosystems are always a few square meters at most.

2. Ecosystems are exactly one square kilometer.

3. Ecosystems are always larger than a biome.

4. Ecosystems are always smaller than a biome.

This is for science but couldn't find a choice for that. I will give brainliest.

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