Question

what do different environments cause different species to do?
become extinct
become more diverse
have similar traits
become less diverse

Explanation:

Different environments exert distinct selective pressures on species. Over time, species adapt to their specific environmental conditions, leading to the development of unique traits and the emergence of new species, which increases overall biodiversity. Extinction is not a universal response to different environments, similar traits are more linked to convergent evolution in similar environments, and reduced diversity contradicts the adaptive response to varied habitats.

Answer:

become more diverse