A large storm destroys the greenbelt of an island coastline. What are the consequences of this loss of habitat? (2 points)

Aa fast recovery of the coastline ecosystem
Bbeach erosion to the unprotected coastline
Ca quick redevelopment of the greenbelt
Dan expansion of beach vegetation

Forest habitat is cleared to build a new shopping complex. What does this scenario represent? (2 points)

Aa gain in biodiversity due to an invasive species
Ba loss of biodiversity due to human activity
Ca loss in biodiversity due to a catastrophic event
Da loss of biodiversit

The consequences of a large storm destroying the greenbelt of an island coastline is that B. beach erosion will occur to the unprotected coastline. Forest habitat is cleared to build a new shopping complex represents a loss of biodiversity due to human activity.

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2 The correct answer is (b)beach erosion to the unprotected coastline

A large storm destroys the greenbelt of an island The consequences is beach erosion to the unprotected coastline. The beach erosion takes place in the area which is not protected.

3 The correct answer is (b) a loss of biodiversity due to human activity

The forest habitat is cleared which results in the loss of biodiversity by human interventions. The area which was the habitat of organisms has now been converted into shopping complex due to which the habitat loss of many organisms took place.