The current extinction rate of vertebrates is 100-1000 times the historical background. this is primarily due to

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Necklondon · Answer 1 · 2018-05-29T14:57:54+0000

This is primarily due to HABITAT DESTRUCTION.
Extinction rater refers to rate at which a certain living organism goes into extinction. Due to construction of modern structures and facilities, man has destroyed many habitats of both plants and animals and this have make those plants and animals to go into extinction.

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