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Why did plants in Australia become extinct? a. rabbits were over populated b.rabbits where underpopulated c.rabbits population declinded or d. rabbits were endangered

Why did plants in Australia become extinct? a. rabbits were over populated b.rabbits where underpopulated c.rabbits population declinded or d. rabbits were endangered
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Why did plants in Australia become extinct?

a. rabbits were over populated
b.rabbits where underpopulated
c.rabbits population declinded
or d. rabbits were endangered

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User Ji Wei
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given the fact that plants went extinct i would say overpopulation of the rabits did that cus if there are less rabits then there are more plants.
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User John Stone
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Some plants in Australia could have gone extinct from the overpopulation of rabbits.
The answer is A.Rabbits were overpopulated.
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