A defect of the "hotspot" approach to conserving biodiversity is that it does not direct attention to

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The "hotspot" approach focuses on regions with high species richness and endemism on land, but it does not consider regions with low species richness that may still have unique species or ecological communities or marine regions. Thus, options A and B are both not directed attention by the hotspot approach, making option D the best choice.

A Defect of the "Hotspot" Approach to Conserving Biodiversity Is