Biodiversity Hotspots Are

Multiple Choice

Biodiversity hotspots are

A) typically near coral reefs and have low rates of endangered species.
B) cover more than 25% of the earth's land surface.
C) areas especially rich in plant species that are found nowhere else and are in great danger of extinction.
D) freshwater habitats threatened by invasive species.
E) only found in habitat islands near volcanoes.