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What is a possible reason for extinction?

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Taya2010 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

The number of habitats falls below a critical level.

Explanation:

The possible reason for extinction is that the number of habitats falls below a critical level. This makes it impossible for organisms to survive.

A habitat is the dwelling place of living organism in an ecosystem.
The resources and other materials that ensures the survival of an organism are made available in the habitat.
When a habitat begins to thin out and can no longer support organisms, then extinction will ensue.

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