In a Mass Extinction, Tropical Species Are Particularly Vulnerable Because

question 13

Multiple Choice

In a mass extinction, tropical species are particularly vulnerable because of

• A) generalized ecologic requirements and small communities.
• B) complex communities, specialized ecologic requirements, and small populations.
• C) the simplicity of the communities and the generalized nature of their requirements.
• D) associations with non-tropical species and large body size of the main living organisms.

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