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One Possible Solution to the Problem of Insufficient Land Area

Question 66

Question 66

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One possible solution to the problem of insufficient land area for preserves is to use ____________ to link smaller habitat areas.


A) Highways
B) Eco-bridges
C) Edge effects
D) Corridors
E) None of these is correct

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