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Biology, 19.03.2021 04:10 cpcoolestkid4

For each of the following causes of extinction, explain how the increase in the human population makes the problem worse. a. Habitat alteration
b. Commercial hunting
c. Competition
d. Sport hunting
e. Pest control
f. Pollution

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