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Some species of mink are considered endangered and other species have been reduced due to land development and hunting. Humans have caused widespread habitat loss for minks due to deforestation.
One of the major ways through which European countries have continued to stifle the economic development of Africa is by offering poor rates for raw materials imported from Africa. This has caused a great rift between the strength of African and European currencies.
Deforestation causes many species to become extinct and endangered. When the animal's habitat is destroyed, the species as a whole can not adapt fast enough to be able to live elsewhere, as they were adapted for the forest. Forced to go elsewhere, the animal will most certainly perish. A very large problem is with rain forests, as they present some of the most diverse ecosystems on earth. Their destruction has caused the extinction of countless species.
B.F. Skinner proposed that children's language development was caused by imitation and reinforcement.
Anthrax can affect almost any species of mammal, although grazing herbivores are much more likely to become infected due to their close proximity to the spores in the soil.
Adaptation and evolution all have to do with how an animal or a species depend on there environment. Adaptation is how the species adapts to there environment.Adaptation is caused by evolution by natural selection.
No, bottleneck events can be caused by various factors such as natural disasters, habitat destruction, and human intervention that drastically reduce a population to a small number. While death of most of a species' population can certainly lead to a bottleneck, it is not the only cause.
Some of them are not all of them are caused by humans
Habitat alteration is a change that occurs particularly in the environment where organisms live and is considered as a threat to the survival of every known species. Alteration in habitat is usually caused by urbanization, overfishing, agriculture and coastal development.
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