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Which of the following would be most effective in slowing the loss of biodiversity?
1) Requiring every country to keep a storage bank of plant seeds
2) Creating large parks/preserves in biodiversity hotspots
3) Freezing fertilized eggs of endangered animals in case the species become extinct in the wild
4) Setting aside small plots of land in a variety of ecosystems, such as forests, grasslands, and marshes
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