The following chart displays the number of species found in different regions and specifically how many species are endemic to that region. from the following chart what can you infer about the importance of tropical rainforest?

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Maci Haney

Geography

7 September, 07:02

The following chart displays the number of species found in different regions and specifically how many species are endemic to that region. from the following chart what can you infer about the importance of tropical rainforest?

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Kevin Hines · Answer 1

Below are the choices that can be found elsewhere:

a. Entire species are vanishing - some that are unique to the regions.

b. It will take a very long time to rebuild the species as rainforests are cleared.

c. Many species will have to find a new home.

d. Species unique to the rainforest will have to relocate to another ecosystem.

The answer is A which is Entire species are vanishing - some that are unique to the regions.