Question 21 3 pts The areas marked on the map to the right show "biodiversity hotspots" that are of concern to conservat

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Question 21 3 Pts The Areas Marked On The Map To The Right Show Biodiversity Hotspots That Are Of Concern To Conservat 1 (94.23 KiB) Viewed 56 times

Question 21 3 pts The areas marked on the map to the right show "biodiversity hotspots" that are of concern to conservation biologists, since these areas contain many threatened and endemic species. What do these areas typically have in common? California Floristic Province Madrean Ping-Oak Woodlands Caribbean lislands Mediterranedin Basin Caucasus Mountains of Central Asia Mountains of Southwest China Irano Anatom Himalaya Japan Indo- Philippines Burma Western Ghats and Africa Sundaland Mesoamerica Polynesia Homol Sn Lanka Micronesia Tumbes- Choco- Magdalena Guinean Forests Cerrado of West Africa Polynesia CASE Micronesia Tropical Andes Indian Ocean of East New Atlantic Forest Melanesian Islands Madagascar Wallacea and the Forests Islands Australia Caledonia Succulent Coastal Forests of Eastem Africa Karoo Southwest Maputaland- Australia Cape Pondoland-Albany Floristic Region New Zealand Chilean Winter Rainfall Valdivian Forests New Zealand COM biodiversity hotspot biodiv_hotspots.jpg - if image fails to load, locate the source file under "Files/for_Exams/Exam-figures". They are found only on islands. All are in areas of high net primary productivity. They have low primary productivity. O They are all of the same biome. They are isolated to some extent by different types of barriers.