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Kade Spencer

27 June, 01:11

What can you conclude from the fact that more than a billion species have gone extinct during Earth's history?

A. Extinction is a natural part of life on Earth

B. Extinction happens only rarely

C. The rate of extinction has increased since humans evolved

D. The Earths environment is not good at supporting life

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