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Why are endemic species particularly at risk of extinction as a result of global climate change?

a) endemic species occur predominantly in colder regions.
b) endemic species tend to have long generation times that make evolutionary adaptation to climate change prohibitively slow.
c) endemic species are usually already stressed by other human impacts.
d) small and isolated geographic ranges make avoiding unfavorable climate conditions difficult.

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