The rapid development of industrial agriculture has had devastating effects on biodiversity. Even the most ____ species are now facing new threats, and without active preservation... The rapid development of industrial agriculture has had devastating effects on biodiversity. Even the most ____ species are now facing new threats, and without active preservation efforts, many may soon become ____ in the wild. Conservationists argue that continuing to overlook this issue will result in irreversible ____ of ecosystems worldwide. Select all options.
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The question is asking us to fill in the blanks in the statement regarding the effects of industrial agriculture on biodiversity. We need to select appropriate words from the provided options to correctly complete the sentences.
Answer
resilient, extinct, degradation
The most 'resilient' species are now facing new threats, and without active preservation efforts, many may soon become 'extinct' in the wild. Continuing to overlook this issue will result in irreversible 'degradation' of ecosystems worldwide.
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The most 'resilient' species are now facing new threats, and without active preservation efforts, many may soon become 'extinct' in the wild. Continuing to overlook this issue will result in irreversible 'degradation' of ecosystems worldwide.
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Industrial agriculture leads to habitat destruction, pesticide usage, and monoculture practices, affecting even resilient species and contributing to biodiversity loss.
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