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How can a rise in temperature cause a change in a polar ecosystem?

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The correct answer is sea level will rise.

The rise in temperature in the polar ecosystem will increase the sea level. The habitat of the polar bear will be disturbed as there will be a significant increase in the sea level.

The rise in temperature will melt the ice and it will be converted into water and loss of habitat of polar bear will be observed.

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A. sea levels would rise

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