A) as among the largest on the earth.
B) is a biodiversity hotspot.
C) as been isolated for approximately 40 million years.
D) is tropical.
E) is situated far from other biodiversity hot spots..
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A) bankruptcy.
B) a conservation easement.
C) a land sale.
D) a debt for nature swap.
E) a conservation concession.
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A) Mexico
B) United States of America
C) Costa Rica
D) Trinidad and Tobago
E) Tanzania
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A) can survive in dam rivers, which restrict natural river flow.
B) have no natural enemies.
C) destroy wetlands.
D) arrived in the ballast water of a European ship.
E) suck the blood out of almost any kind of fish.
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A) 5%
B) 10%
C) 12%
D) 20%
E) 30%
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A) Tree plantations decrease overall forest biodiversity.
B) Tree plantations increase overall forest biodiversity.
C) The majority of tree plantations in the U.S. have been replaced by old-growth forests.
D) Tree plantations are best established on land that has not been degraded.
E) More tree plantations in the U.S. will lead the way for more biologically diverse primary growth forests.
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A) secondary-growth.
B) old-growth.
C) tree plantations.
D) clear cut.
E) protected.
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A) bankruptcy.
B) a conservation easement.
C) a land sale.
D) a debt for nature swap.
E) a conservation concession.
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A) Tropical forests cover about 6% of the earth's land area.
B) Tropical forests grow near the equator.
C) Over half of the world's tropical forests have already been cleared or degraded.
D) Reforestation is ensuring that all tropical forests are being used on a sustainable-yield basis.
E) Tropical forests are a significant storehouse for carbon.
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A) Nicaragua
B) Costa Rica
C) Panama
D) El Salvador
E) Honduras
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A) destabilize climate change.
B) are an infinite supply of ecological income.
C) are not essential for humans and their economies.
D) are worth hundreds of times less than their economic value.
E) are worth hundreds of times more than their economic value.
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A) harvesting of sea turtle eggs.
B) excluding local and indigenous people from conservation efforts.
C) increasing subsidies for converting forests to rangeland.
D) utilizing ecotourism as a major source of income.
E) logging.
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A) they are exclusively in warm climates.
B) they are located in the Southern Hemisphere.
C) their proximity to urban populations.
D) their competition with deserts, which are also biodiversity hotspots.
E) at least half of the known terrestrial species of terrestrial plants, animals, and insects live in tropical forests.
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