Seamounts are underwater mountains that rise thousands of feet from the seafloor. These are mostly volcanic in origin and are found on oceanic crusts near mid-ocean ridges. As these seamounts slowly move away from the oceanic ridge due to seafloor spreading, they gradually subside due to their enormous mass.
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Answer is option A.
Answer: It's important because this is not a threat to people, but wild-life. Forests are destroyed and burned, along with baby animals who have nowhere else to go, and there's nothing being done about it.
Explanation:
B. the number is limited by how much is lost at each level
