NEET Botany Biodiversity Loss MCQ Question
If the protection of biodiversity hotspots can reduce ongoing mass extinctions by 30%, how many species could potentially be saved from extinction if 15,500 species are currently threatened worldwide?
4,650 species
5,850 species
10,850 species
3,750 species
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The calculation is based on the statement that 30% of ongoing extinctions can be reduced by protecting hotspots. 30% of 15,500 threatened species equals 4,650 species.
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