Habitats with the most species in greatest danger of extinction are called

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Habitats with the most species in greatest danger of extinction are called "hot spots." These areas have high levels of biodiversity and endemism (species unique to a particular area), and also face significant threats from human activities, such as deforestation, habitat loss, and climate change. Focusing conservation efforts on hot spots can help protect a large number of species with a relatively small investment of resources.

Habitats with the Most Species in Greatest Danger of Extinction