Question

question 37 (2 points) biodiversity \hot spots\ are: 1) protected areas of large biological diversity 2) mainly located on small islands 3) biologically those areas being depleted by human actions 4) areas prone to desertification

Explanation:

Biodiversity hot - spots are regions with a high concentration of endemic species and significant levels of habitat loss. They are not mainly located on small islands, not only those areas long - exploited by human activities, and not just areas prone to desertification. They are protected areas of large biological diversity.

Answer:

1. Protected areas of large biological diversity