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Over many years the buffalo population out west gradually disappeared. The most likely reason for this is
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A no grass to for them to graze onno grass to for them to graze on
B change in climate over the yearschange in climate over the years
C decrease the # of humans in westdecrease the # of humans in west
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The main causes were habitat loss and overhunting by settlers and commercial hunters (and competition with fenced cattle), which removed grazing areas and directly reduced buffalo numbers. Climate change or fewer humans do not best explain the decline.
The main causes were habitat loss and overhunting by settlers and commercial hunters (and competition with fenced cattle), which removed grazing areas and directly reduced buffalo numbers. Climate change or fewer humans do not best explain the decline.
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