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    What Might Occur If Climate Belts Move Faster Than Trees
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What Might Occur If Climate Belts Move Faster Than Trees

Question 23

Question 23

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What might occur if climate belts move faster than trees migrate? 


A)  tropical forests in New England 
B)  a large increase of forest area 
C)  mass extinctions of species that could not migrate 
D)  an increase in forest diversity

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