Which of the following poses the greatest risk for species extinction?

a.
expansion of human cities
b.
increased levels of pollution
c.
intense hurricane activity
d.
UV radiation and the hole in the ozone layer


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

1 answer

The greatest risk for species extinction among the options provided is typically A: expansion of human cities. Urban expansion often leads to habitat destruction, fragmentation, and encroachment on natural ecosystems, which directly impacts the survival of various species. While pollution, extreme weather events, and UV radiation also pose significant threats to biodiversity, habitat loss due to urban development is a primary driver of species extinction.

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