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biodiversity hot spots are found around the world. why can't scientists are come up with a single solution to protect all these areas?​

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Answer:

The reason scientists cannot come up with a solution to protect all the areas is because every hot spot is different , and the negative  influence  of people may be greater in some places more than others

Explanation:

Some hot spots are under a greater threat than others. Costs must be balanced with the number of species that can be saved.

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Biodiversity hotspots are found in different ecosystems and geographical areas, and thereby strategies for the conservation and protection of these biogeographical regions must be studied case by case.

  • A biodiversity hotspot can be defined as a biogeographic region characterized by having exceptionally high levels of biological diversity, being thus of evolutionary importance for its conservation.

  • Biodiversity hotspots are also characterized to have a high number of endemic species and/or unique taxa.

  • Some examples of biodiversity hotspots include the Atlantic Forest (Brazil), the Caribbean Islands; Madagascar island, the California Coast, the upper Amazonia/Guyana Shield, the Congo Basin, etc.

  • All these biodiversity hotspots exhibit unique ecosystems and physical characteristics.

In consequence, strategies for biological and/or ecological conservation must be different to protect the natural resources in different biodiversity hotspots.

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