If we can't protect larger areas, which areas do conservation biologists believe we must quickly identify and protect?
A. biodiversity hotspots
B. urban diversity centers
C. biodiversity deserts
D. grasslands
Answer: A
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A) Injecting B) Compacting C) Cogeneration D) Reusing E) Composting
Accumulations of shifting sand are
A) cirques. B) horns. C) spurs. D) dunes.
Explain the causes of land breezes versus sea breezes