The subdiscipline of biogeography that utilizes biogeographic principles,theories,and analyses to solve problems in biodiversity management is known as
A)conservation biogeography.
B)historical biogeography.
C)phylogenetic biogeography.
D)island biogeography.

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Conservation biogeography specifically applies biogeographic principles and approaches to practical conservation problems, including the management and preservation of biodiversity. Historical biogeography focuses on the evolutionary history and biogeographic distributions of taxa. Phylogenetic biogeography integrates phylogenetic information with biogeographic models to study diversification and historical biogeography. Island biogeography focuses specifically on the study of biogeographic patterns and processes on islands, including the factors that influence species richness and turnover on these isolated landmasses.

The Subdiscipline of Biogeography That Utilizes Biogeographic Principles,theories,and Analyses to Solve