(a) Habitat loss and fragmentation
(b) The introduction of exotic, non-native species.
(c) Overexploitation or over harvesting.
(d) Habitat loss and fragmentation.
(e) Habitat loss and fragmentation
(f) Over exploitation or over harvesting
(g) Introduction of exotic , or non native species
(h) Over exploitation or over harvesting.
Yeah it is because it helps it live longer then planned
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El Niño Events: results from weakening easterly trade winds. The easterly trade winds are driven by a surface pressure pattern of higher pressure in the eastern Pacific and lower pressure in the west. ... The weakened trade winds allow warmer water from the western Pacific to surge eastward, so the sea level flattens out.
Tropical weather pattern across the equator during El Niño. With a deeper thermocline and decreased westward transport of water, the sea surface temperature increases to greater than normal in the Eastern Pacific. This is the warm phase of ENSO, called El Niño.
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