Which of the following best describes a biodiversity "hotspot"? Question 18 options:
A hotspot is an area near volcanic vents on the ocean floor where the species diversity is high.
A hotspot is an area where the rate of species extinction is high.
A hotspot is a region where species diversity is high but threatened by habitat loss.
A hotspot is a region where large numbers of animals are brought together into an enclosure.

In this experiment you were asked to present three possible mechanisms. describe those mechanisms here and include drawings of those mechanisms. how will the bromination of trans-cinnamic acid and trans-stilbene allow you to distinguish between the three possibilities? what would you expect to find in your data in each scenario?

Why do you suppose the structural polysaccharide cellulose does not contain branches?

This problem has been solved! see the answerbuilding a sea wall to prevent ocean water from encroaching on a city is an example of climate change [ select ] ["sequestration", "mitigation", "vulnerability", "adaptation"] .creating a carbon tax to provide incentives to reduce co2 emissions is an example of climate change [ select ] ["sequestration", "mitigation", "vulnerability", "adaptation"] .planting more forests is an example of enhancing carbon [ select ] ["sequestration", "mitigation", "vulnerability", "adaptation"] .the tendency to be adversely affected or lack of ability to adapt defines climate change [ select ] ["sequestration", "mitigation", "vulnerability", "adaptation"] .sequestration, adaption, mitigation, vulnerability