Major Threats to Biodiversity · Zoology

Habitat fragmentation negatively affects biodiversity by:

  1. Increasing overall gene flow
  2. Reducing edge effects
  3. Isolating populations
  4. Creating new habitats
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Correct answer: Isolating populations

Fragmentation divides populations into smaller, isolated groups. This reduces gene flow and increases the risk of inbreeding and extinction.

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