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One of the direct consequences of a decrease in natural habitat is a decrease in biodiversity. Option C.
<h3>What is biodiversity?</h3>
Biodiversity refers to biological diversity. It is the totality of various species of plants, animals, and microbes present in a particular area.
Plants, animals, and microbes occupy different parts of the ecosystem as their homes. They could be found virtually everywhere but more diversity tends to be present in forests.
Forests hold a large chunk of the world's biodiversity. Thus, when an increase in the population of humans leads to the clearing of the forest for construction purposes, millions of habitats are being destroyed apart from the vegetation that is removed.
Apart from deforestation, pressure also mounts on the remaining biodiversity because of the services they provide to humans. Hence, all these lead to a decrease in biodiversity.
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A possible situation creating a population boom of deer would be laws placed into action that make deer hunting illegal.
The deer population topped out at about 775,000 and then dropped to a steadier population or plateau. So we know the deer population has “equalized” with the ecosystem.
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