What are the reasons that justify the importance of international cooperation for the protection of biodiversity? Select all that apply. Select 4 correct answer(s) Species migrate across international borders International trade in biological products is commonplace Many environmental pollution problems that threaten ecosystems are international in scope Biodiversity provides internationally important benefits Many national laws can only be implemented and enforced after the ratification of international agreements

What are the reasons that justify the importance of international cooperation for the protection of biodiversity? Select all that apply. Select 4 correct answer(s) Species migrate across international borders International trade in biological products is commonplace Many environmental pollution problems that threaten ecosystems are international in scope Biodiversity provides internationally important benefits Many national laws can only be implemented and enforced after the ratification of international agreements

Concepts of Biology

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Chapter21: Conservation And Biodiversity

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Problem 7RQ: What kind of ecosystem are exotic species especially threatening to? a. deserts b. marine ecosystems...

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	Species migrate across international borders
	International trade in biological products is commonplace
	Many environmental pollution problems that threaten ecosystems are international in scope
	Biodiversity provides internationally important benefits
	Many national laws can only be implemented and enforced after the ratification of international agreements