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Farming, deforestation and construction all lead to the loss of terrestrial habitat. Conservation would be protecting terrestrial habitat.

aliya0001 [1]2 years ago

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The <span>three human activities lead to a loss of terrestrial habitat are </span>Farming, deforestation and construction. This can lead to the loss of habitats for animals. The human activities and structures can cause a great damage to the habitat of animals.

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