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What maximum percentage of its original natural vegetation must a region retain to qualify as a global biodiversity hotspot?
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- 1Retaining 20% or less of its original vegetation
- 2Retaining 30% or less of its original vegetation✓
- 3Retaining 40% or less of its original vegetation
- 4Retaining 50% or less of its original vegetation
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Retaining 30% or less of its original vegetation
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