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Ch. 54 - Biodiversity and Conservation Ecology

Chapter 53, Problem 3

What is a biodiversity “hotspot”?


a. an area where an all-taxon survey is under way

b. a habitat with high NPP

c. an area with high species richness and high threat to those species

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Hello everyone here. We have a question saying The biograph geographic region that is rich in biodiversity and threatened with destruction is called A. An ecotone. An ecotone is an area that changes abruptly from one to another, so A. Is incorrect. B biodiversity hotspot, a biodiversity hotspot is a bio geographic region that is rich in biodiversity and threatened with destruction. So B is correct. But let's look at our other options. See wildlife corridor. A wildlife corridor connects habitats separated by human activity. So C. Is incorrect and D habitat habitat is the home or environment of a plant, animal or other organism. So D. Is incorrect. So our answer here is be biodiversity hotspot. Thank you for watching. Bye.