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Question

Which of the following is NOT an example of a broadly utilitarian value of biodiversity?

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Explanation

Direct economic benefits (such as food, fuel, fibre, and medicines) are examples of narrowly utilitarian values, whereas pollination, oxygen production, and aesthetic value are broadly utilitarian values.