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What can happen if safe breeding sites for wildlife are destroyed?
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Correct answer: Risk to the next generation and population can increase
Breeding sites are necessary for species continuity. Exam tip: write breeding sites as an important part of habitat.
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Risk to the next generation and population can increase
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Breeding sites are necessary for species continuity. Exam tip: write breeding sites as an important part of habitat.
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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Natural Vegetation and Wildlife. Topic: Wildlife.
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