What is the best way to deal with biodiversity hotspots?

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The best way to deal with biodiversity hotspots is to focus on a limited area which would save the greatest number of species.

ira [324]2 years ago

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Conclude the best way to deal with biodiversity hot spots. Some biologists argue that focusing on a limited area would save the greatest number of species. other biologists argue that concentrating funding on saving species in hot spots does not address the problems that occur elsewhere.

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