Why is a thin ozone layer over Antarctica of particular concern to scientists?

It is directly over one of the most biologically diverse areas in the world.

It could result in melting ice caps, causing sea levels to rise.

It would affect fishing hauls in the areas beneath it.

No scientific research can be conducted as long as the hole exists.

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Why is a thin ozone layer over Antarctica of particular concern to scientists?
  
It is directly over one of the most biologically diverse areas in the world.

It could result in melting ice caps, causing sea levels to rise.

It would affect fishing hauls in the areas beneath it.

No scientific research can be conducted as long as the hole exists.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I think its B- it could result in melting ice caps its where the idea of global warming comes from