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Broderick Curry
28 September, 12:45
One possible cause of extinction is
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Yaritza
28 September, 14:20
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A possible cause of extinction, as in the case of the Dodo Bird, is being over-hunted
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Karissa Ingram
28 September, 14:47
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A possible cause is a disruption in the food chain such as if wolves are removed bunnies overpopulate and a certain flower is overeaten and goes extinct.
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