Humans built dams, dikes, and levees to control water flow and flooding in the Florida Everglades. This allowed us to expand urban and agricultural areas, but it also allowed invasive species to take over and destroy habitat for native species, as well as reducing native species ability to move to find resources and reproduce. Restoration efforts are under way to allow for natural water drainage and to treat the water.

Question

Which size impact does this human-led destruction of habitat have?
(1 point)
Large because it has led to several significant changes, including new invasive species and loss of natives.
Medium because many species were impacted, but they are still surviving in the remaining areas.
• Small because they are restoring the original hydrology by removing interior canals.
• Medium because only some species were affected by the changes.

Answer 1

The most accurate choice regarding the impact of human-led destruction of habitat in the Florida Everglades is:

Large because it has led to several significant changes, including new invasive species and loss of natives.

This option reflects the extensive changes to the ecosystem caused by human activities, including the introduction of invasive species and the degradation of native habitats, significantly altering the balance of the ecosystem.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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