Major Threats to Biodiversity · Zoology

Deforestation mainly threatens biodiversity by:

  1. Steadily increasing overall soil fertility
  2. Reducing habitat complexity
  3. Enhancing species migration
  4. Promoting speciation
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Correct answer: Reducing habitat complexity

Deforestation simplifies habitats and removes niches needed by many species. This leads to population declines and loss of biodiversity.

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