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Why is studying habitat along with species numbers necessary in a conservation plan?

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Correct answer: Because numbers alone do not show habitat quality

The direct answer is option A: species numbers alone do not show habitat quality. A population count tells how many individuals were observed, but it does not tell whether food, water, shelter, breeding places and safe space are available. A species may still have many individuals while its habitat is shrinking, polluted or becoming unsuitable; the number may fall later. Therefore a sound conservation plan studies both population trends and habitat condition, then protects or restores the habitat. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because habitat is essential to survival. Option C is wrong because numbers and habitat do not increase hunting by themselves. Option D is wrong because evidence and study are necessary for effective planning. Exam cue: count the species, but also check its home.

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Conservation PlanSpecies CountHabitat Quality

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