Answer: all of the above
Explanation:
Conservation biogeography is a relatively new academic subject. It deals with the application of the knowledge of biogeography with that of the conservation biology.
It deals with the observation of ecological and biophysical factors that affects the distribution of biotic community. It also studies about how evolutionary mechanisms change the species and their distribution due to factors such as climate change, species interaction, plate tectonics and events or processes.
Distribution and effects of both endemic and invasive species.: The conservation biogeography deals with the distribution of endemic and invasive species in region of their association and their effect on the environment.
Impacts of rapid climate change on biodiversity.: The effect of climate can be positive for the conservation of biodiversity or it can be drastic and destroy the biodiversity of the region.
Implementation of conservation planning and establishment of protected areas
.: Certain geographical regions of the world are rich in biodiversity hence, planning should be done so as to protect these regions.
Thus all of the above is the correct option.
Trees serve as a natural force to prevent erosion and hold soil together during rainfall and other periods of weather that might impact the integrity of the soil. However, trees were cut down to build a new shopping center there could be an increased flow of water to a river and also lead to great soil erosion nearby thus increasing the amount of sediment being deposited into the river. Also this new shopping mall could increase the pollutants in a river as well.
It is slowly growing, mostly due to immigration
These mountain ranges would be the Sierra Madre Occidental on the west and the Sierra Madre Oriental on the SE. The Sierra Madre Occidental at least has had historically some rich silver deposits. Both mountain ranges are part of the Western Cordillera which stretches from Alaska to the southern tip of South America.
I think the answer is c I hope this helps
