Some parks are so small that few species are able to live there. These are known as ____.
A) artificial parks
B) restoration parks
C) biodiversity hotspots
D) paper parks
E) developing parks

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Parks that are too small to support a significant number of species are known as "paper parks." This term is used to describe areas that have been designated for conservation, but do not have adequate management plans or resources in place to effectively protect the biodiversity within them.

Some Parks Are So Small That Few Species Are Able