Which of the following ecosystems is least likely to suffer disruption and species loss from climate change?
A) temperate oak-pine and oak-hickory forests
B) coral reefs
C) coastal wetlands
D) high elevation mountaintops
E) alpine and Arctic tundra

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Temperate oak-pine and oak-hickory forests are more resilient and adaptable to changes in climate compared to the other ecosystems listed, which are more sensitive and vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Coral reefs, coastal wetlands, high elevation mountaintops, and alpine and Arctic tundra are all highly sensitive to temperature changes, sea level rise, and other climate-related disturbances.

Which of the Following Ecosystems Is Least Likely to Suffer