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As the climate becomes warmer in mountainous regions, the biological effects on mountain ecosystems will

As the climate becomes warmer in mountainous regions, the biological effects on mountain ecosystems will
A) include the spread of mountaintop species down to lower elevations.
B) increase biodiversity at all levels as climates are more hospitable.
C) be to erase all effects of climate formerly caused by temperature and rainfall.
D) probably cause the extinction of high altitude species as their habitats warm.

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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future

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