Why are forests known as biodiversity hotspots?
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Biodiversity hotspots are the regions which are threatened and contain large varieties of plants and animals. Hence, forests are called biodiversity hotspots.
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They are the
They are threatened? What do you mean by that?
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Deepmala wrote that they are threatened! What does he mean by that?
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because in forest there are all type of plants and animals there some it is called biodiversity.
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