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the major factorscontributingto habitat degradation
A number of factorscan leadto habitat degradation
the main factorscausinghabitat degradation
Predisposing factors such as poor nutritionresultingfrom habitat degradation
many factors , including dams , water pollution , and i(passive) can be caused byHabitat degradation
Ofrex human activitiescan causehabitat loss , degradation
these factors and the overharvesting of wildlife(passive) caused byHabitat degradation
hitherto unknown factors(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
logging , agriculture and other human activities(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
unsustainable coastal development and lack of management of the protected areas(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
coastal development , pollution , and increased sedimentation(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
recurrent bushfires and invasive species(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
flow conditions ... known localities. Activitiesresultin habitat degradation
invasive species ( feral pigs ) and mining activities(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
Coral reefs ... other human activitiescausehabitat degradation
Wild bees ... human activitiesleadto habitat degradation
the multiple threatscausinghabitat degradation
human disturbance , urban development , introduced beachgrass ( Ammophila spp(passive) caused byHabitat degradation
Pollution , climate change , invasive species and occurrences such as firescan leadto habitat degradation
urban and suburban development(passive) caused bydegradation of habitat
coastal tourist development , climate change , and pollution(passive) caused byhabitat deterioration
several factors ... possibly byproducts of urban and rural development such as pollution and channelizationcauseddegradation of habitat
a number of human activities including water pollution through toxic wastes disposal(passive) caused byHabitat degradation
human activities and invasions of alien plants(passive) caused bythe degradation of habitat
Activities which result in habitat degradation ... known localities Activitiesresultin habitat degradation
climate change in the Arctic(passive) caused byhabitat deterioration
Small - scale wood plantations and farmshave causedhabitat degradation
Unmonitored cattle grazingcausedhabitat degradation
livestock grazing , timber harvest , and water withdrawals(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
Main threats ... feral pigs ( Sus scrofa ) and rusa deer ( Rusa timorensis russacausehabitat degradation
human activities , including the indirect effects on wildlife(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
many facets of urban developmentcould causedegradation to habitats
ThreatsThe Veracruz and Yucatán populations are subject to different threatscausinghabitat degradation
coastal development , farming , and erosion(passive) caused byHabitat deterioration
human activities like farming , fishing , logging and mining(passive) caused bythe degradation of habitat
grazing and is under no major threats at this time(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
The main threats are bushfires and invasive species ( rusa deer ( Rusa timorensis ) and feral pigs ( Sus scrofacausehabitat degradation
logging , mining , dams , pollution and drought(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
primarily sedimentation(passive) caused byhabitat degradation
anthropic action and climate change(passive) caused byhabitat deterioration
to depletion or extinction of the species that live thereleadsto depletion or extinction of the species that live there
an imbalance in the ecosystems which causes the extinction of speciescausesan imbalance in the ecosystems which causes the extinction of species
extinction of animal speciesmay causeextinction of animal species
population decline(passive) caused bypopulation decline
to the loss of Biodiversity. Irrigation Mining for oil and minerals. Aquiferleadsto the loss of Biodiversity. Irrigation Mining for oil and minerals. Aquifer
to the loss of biodiversity ( i.e. species and ecosystems with its ecosystem services ) Irrigation Mining for fossil fuels and minerals Overconsumption , excessive or unnecessary useleadsto the loss of biodiversity ( i.e. species and ecosystems with its ecosystem services ) Irrigation Mining for fossil fuels and minerals Overconsumption , excessive or unnecessary use
to extinction zoosleadingto extinction zoos
to species extinctionleadingto species extinction
in the thinning of the canopy which makes the grizzled giant squirrel more vulnerable to predation by the black eagle and other aerial predators ( 2has resultedin the thinning of the canopy which makes the grizzled giant squirrel more vulnerable to predation by the black eagle and other aerial predators ( 2
from land development and other human activitiesresultingfrom land development and other human activities
to loss of biodiversity across all taxaledto loss of biodiversity across all taxa
to the northern bobwhite population in eastern North America declining by roughly 85 % from 1966 - 2014.[3has likely contributedto the northern bobwhite population in eastern North America declining by roughly 85 % from 1966 - 2014.[3
to the decline in this species ' populationhas contributedto the decline in this species ' population
to great loss of this specieshas ledto great loss of this species
as 27.1 % of the paramo and 33.3 % of Andean forests have been cleared in Ecuador ( Ron et al . 2003may have contributedas 27.1 % of the paramo and 33.3 % of Andean forests have been cleared in Ecuador ( Ron et al . 2003
in declines in perennial grassland , an increase in scrub savannah , lowered water tables and disappearance of wildlife ( Myers 1975was resultingin declines in perennial grassland , an increase in scrub savannah , lowered water tables and disappearance of wildlife ( Myers 1975
population declines(passive) caused bypopulation declines
localised declinesmay be causinglocalised declines
to the loss of biodiversity ( i. species and ecosystems with its ecosystem servicesleadsto the loss of biodiversity ( i. species and ecosystems with its ecosystem services
populations to declinecausespopulations to decline
to the decline of the moosehave contributedto the decline of the moose
biodiversity values(passive) caused bybiodiversity values
environmental changes , natural catastrophe 's and fishing pressure on the speciescausingenvironmental changes , natural catastrophe 's and fishing pressure on the species
to the population decrease and potential extinction of endemic speciescan leadto the population decrease and potential extinction of endemic species
to the decline in the turtle population ... as beaches were also prime spots for developmenthad contributedto the decline in the turtle population ... as beaches were also prime spots for development
on account of overgrazing and also a tragedy with the commons predicamentcreatedon account of overgrazing and also a tragedy with the commons predicament
the changes in community composition(passive) caused bythe changes in community composition
in a decline in water qualityresultingin a decline in water quality
the causes for insect declineleadsthe causes for insect decline
in decrease in pond biodiversitycan resultin decrease in pond biodiversity
in drastic environmental changes potentially affecting the life - history of populations and aspects of the reproductive biology and the genetic structure within and among populationscan resultin drastic environmental changes potentially affecting the life - history of populations and aspects of the reproductive biology and the genetic structure within and among populations
huge increases in extinction rates , damage to vital and free ecological services and “ cushioning ” against climate changehas causedhuge increases in extinction rates , damage to vital and free ecological services and “ cushioning ” against climate change
in particular by agricultural expansion , human settlement , and overgrazingcausedin particular by agricultural expansion , human settlement , and overgrazing
in fragmented population ... negatively affecting the species ’ long - term viabilityhas resultedin fragmented population ... negatively affecting the species ’ long - term viability
from disturbances to hydrological regimes and water quality , and also from trampling by domestic stockmay resultfrom disturbances to hydrological regimes and water quality , and also from trampling by domestic stock
to increased predation and declines in productivitymay leadto increased predation and declines in productivity
to precipitous declines in hellbender populationshas contributedto precipitous declines in hellbender populations
rapid declines in species richnesscausedrapid declines in species richness
the already considerable problems(passive) caused bythe already considerable problems
to food - related problemshas ledto food - related problems