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What is the primary reason for targeting 'biodiversity hotspots' for conservation ?
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- To protect all areas of threatened species would not allow for new species to develop
- The number of species threatened far exceeds our capacity to protect them and we can therefore on;y concentrate on areas of highest species diversity
- They are areas where people do not live and conservation would therefore not be effecting the economic development of the area
- The are the only areas where species are seriously threatened in the world
Correct Option: B
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