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Sample Question: What two criteria define a biodiversity hotspot?

A. High endemism, significant threat
B. Large animal populations
C. Many national parks
D. Only tropical forests
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Correct Answer: A

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A. Arid grasslands, desertsA. Coastal ForestsA. Ecosystem services, livelihoodsA. EndemismA. Fynbos shrublandA. Habitat loss, agricultureA. High endemism, significant threatA. Kilimanjaro, Mount KenyaA. MadagascarA. MaputalandA. Succulent KarooA. Western ChimpanzeeB. Coastal ForestsB. Eastern GorillaB. Invasive speciesB. Large animal populationsB. MaputalandB. Mineral extractionB. Miombo woodlandsB. Table Mountain, DrakensbergB. Tropical rainforestsB. Volcanic eruptionsB. Western Rift ValleyB. ZanzibarC. Alpine meadowsC. Atlas Mountains, AhaggarC. Coastal ForestsC. Common speciesC. Extreme cold snapsC. Guinean ForestsC. Industrial developmentC. Many national parksC. Sahel grasslandsC. Zambezian MopaneCape Floristic RegionD. Brandberg, SpitzkoppeD. Domesticated animalsD. Mangrove swampsD. MauritiusD. Miombo WoodlandsD. Mountain GorillaD. Ocean acidificationD. Only tropical forestsD. Rainforest canopyD. Sahel AcaciaD. Tourism solelyEastern AfromontaneGuinean ForestsSouth AfricaWest Africa