forced relocation of groups to less habitable regionshas causedforced relocation of groups to less habitable regions

from primate crop raidingresultingfrom primate crop raiding

to forest degradation and loss of native wildlifeleadsto forest degradation and loss of native wildlife

to the steep increase in the rates of extinction among wild animals in the past 50 yearshave contributed directly and indirectlyto the steep increase in the rates of extinction among wild animals in the past 50 years

to unintended ecological consequencescan leadto unintended ecological consequences

in greater contact between humans , livestock , and wildlife , which in turn increases the risks of zoonotic diseasesresultin greater contact between humans , livestock , and wildlife , which in turn increases the risks of zoonotic diseases

in loss of speciescan resultin loss of species

to declinesmay also contributeto declines

to the ongoingis contributingto the ongoing

to negative affects on their populationleadingto negative affects on their population

to the ongoing [ [ Holocene massis contributingto the ongoing [ [ Holocene mass

to the ongoing Holocene mass extinctionis contributingto the ongoing Holocene mass extinction

in up to 292 acres of cleared forestresultingin up to 292 acres of cleared forest

to decreased gene flowleadingto decreased gene flow

to large CO2 emissionshas ledto large CO2 emissions

to climate changecontributesto climate change

forced relocation of groups to less habitable regionshas causedforced relocation of groups to less habitable regions

from the interactions of biotic , abiotic and human socio - political factors ( Zeilhofer et al . 2014resultfrom the interactions of biotic , abiotic and human socio - political factors ( Zeilhofer et al . 2014

to dramatically reduced rainfall in the areas affectedleadsto dramatically reduced rainfall in the areas affected

to the isolation of flora and fauna populations in tracts of forest that are often too small to support the ecosystemleadingto the isolation of flora and fauna populations in tracts of forest that are often too small to support the ecosystem

from commercial demand for tropical timber , pollution from mining , and severe droughtresultingfrom commercial demand for tropical timber , pollution from mining , and severe drought

from the construction of roadsresultingfrom the construction of roads

seedscausesseeds

to forest degradation and losshas ... ledto forest degradation and loss

low numbers of species and a high mice populationcauseslow numbers of species and a high mice population

to habitat loss , not only because the forest area is reduced , but also because the core area of the habitats and the connectivity between them decreasesleadsto habitat loss , not only because the forest area is reduced , but also because the core area of the habitats and the connectivity between them decreases

to habitat and biodiversity loss as well as disruption of critical ecosystem processesleadsto habitat and biodiversity loss as well as disruption of critical ecosystem processes

to habitat and biodiversity loss as well as disruption of critical ecosystem processesleadingto habitat and biodiversity loss as well as disruption of critical ecosystem processes

in loss of canopy cover and formation of edge habitatresultsin loss of canopy cover and formation of edge habitat

to declines in carbon storage beyond just those trees that are cleared?the remaining forest at the edge of each clearingleadsto declines in carbon storage beyond just those trees that are cleared?the remaining forest at the edge of each clearing

more species extinction ... more fires and increased concern about droughthas causedmore species extinction ... more fires and increased concern about drought

to an increase in species - richness through edge effectscan leadto an increase in species - richness through edge effects

to decreased habitat areas and qualityleadsto decreased habitat areas and quality

in increased nest predation for forest birdsresultsin increased nest predation for forest birds

in the reduce of central forest area and the increase of forest edgesresultsin the reduce of central forest area and the increase of forest edges

to a complete loss or degradation of biodiversity which has intense impact on the ecosystem processesmay leadto a complete loss or degradation of biodiversity which has intense impact on the ecosystem processes

to dramatically reduced rainfall in the areas affected , with predictions that rain could decrease by 21 % in the Amazon Basin alone by 2050 if current deforestation rates continueleadsto dramatically reduced rainfall in the areas affected , with predictions that rain could decrease by 21 % in the Amazon Basin alone by 2050 if current deforestation rates continue

to rapid species extinctionsleadsto rapid species extinctions

to higher extinction ratesleadingto higher extinction rates

to higher extinction ratesleadsto higher extinction rates