I think the answer is B or C. It was limited but I'm not sure that it completely closed. Hope this helps.
The human population affects wildlife by causing the change of the wildlife.
<h3>How does human population affect wildlife?</h3>
Human population affects wildlife by causing changes or reduction of habitat so that it automatically reduces the population of animals and plants in the wild. There are lots of cases of poaching and over-exploitation of land that ultimately bring negative consequences, namely habitat destruction, animal extinction, which ends in ecosystem damage. For example, the wildlife change was occured when the various wild animals lose habitat because their original habitat has been shifted due to land exploitation.
In conclusion, the human population affects wildlife by causing the change of the wildlife.
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Germanic would definitely be one of them, as this family gave rise to English and German as well as Scandinavian languages: Finnish, Norwegian, and Swedish, which occupy a large portion of the area of Europe.
Another language family would most likely be Slavic, because this gave rise to Bulgarian, Czech, and most importantly, Russian, which is literally the biggest country in existence.
Wow, I just realized that this question was asked LAST YEAR. This came up in my suggested questions, so sorry about the wait. I actually just joined up today. :)
