Answer:
It does. - True.
Explanation:
The changes in species change species themselves, which creates diversity. If evolution didn't happen, diversity would be null - only one species of each animal. One type of beetle, one type of cow, one type of bee, one type of ant, one type of spider. If these animals never change, they either go extinct for lack of adaptation or they just remain like that, and diversity isn't affected.
But, if animals do change, then the opposite occurs, new species start originating in different parts of the world, increasing local and worldwide biodiversity.
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